Watch: 'Filthy Pride' - Marching for LGBTQ + Rights in PM Orbán's Hungary
- 30 Aug 2021 9:27 AM
This law follows earlier restrictions by Viktor Orbán's government on trans rights and adoption by gay parents.
This law follows earlier restrictions by Viktor Orbán's government on trans rights and adoption by gay parents.
This year’s anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution will be marked by two rival marches on October 23, reflecting political divisions in the country. The governing Fidesz party and the opposition Tisza Party are each organizing separate processions.
Laszlo Varju, MP of the opposition Democratic Coalition (DK), said in parliament on Tuesday that "a well-organised and politically connected paedophile network supported by state officials has embedded itself in the central child protection system."
The Prime Minister of Hungary and his family are apparently living large as seen in a viral video filmed on their sprawling countryside estate in Felcsút, just outside of Budapest.
Independent MP Akos Hadhazy has said "the government has now become uncertain … but we don't know what it will do in autumn and next spring", and added that his series of weekly demonstrations would be continued.
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