CBC News Video: Overtime Law Sparks Protests In Hungary
- 18 Dec 2018 9:08 AM
The police decision to ban a march for the equality of LGBTQ people, planned by four organisations to be held in Budapest on June 28, was lawful, the Hungarian Supreme Court said in a ruling rejecting the organisers' claim against the decision.
A demonstration was held "for free public life, Western-type societal development and the saving of Hungary" organised by publicist Robert Puzsér in Budapest.
After a series of protests in the Hungarian countryside, Budapest was the scene of a silent protest organised by aHang.
Independent lawmaker Akos Hadhazy organised a demonstration for the withdrawal of the amendment to the assembly law and the bill on the transparency of public life in Budapest.











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