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Watch: 'Filthy Pride' - Marching for LGBTQ + Rights in PM Orbán's Hungary

• 30 Aug 2021 9:27 AM

Patrik and Zsolt are activists and YouTubers representing LGBTQ+ people in Hungary, where a new 'anti-paedophile' law means it is illegal to educate about or to promote LGBTQ+ issues to under-18s.

This law follows earlier restrictions by Viktor Orbán's government on trans rights and adoption by gay parents.

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