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Police Ban of LGBTQI March in Budapest 'Lawful', Rules Top Court

Police Ban of LGBTQI March in Budapest 'Lawful', Rules Top Court

  • 23 Jun 2025 7:41 AM
  • current affairs
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.
Despite Police Ban Budapest Pride Will Go Ahead on 28 June to 'Celebrate Freedom'

Despite Police Ban Budapest Pride Will Go Ahead on 28 June to 'Celebrate Freedom'

  • 20 Jun 2025 11:08 AM
  • current affairs
Budapest’s metropolitan council will go ahead with organising its "celebration of freedom" next Saturday, Gergely Karacsony, the city’s mayor has said, arguing that a prohibition order issued by Budapest police concerned "a non-existent gathering".
Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

“The people of George Soros keep blackmailing the European Commission to withhold money from Hungary because they want Ukraine to get that money,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
U.S. Embassy: Orbán Also Met With Supreme Court Justice

U.S. Embassy: Orbán Also Met With Supreme Court Justice

The United States Embassy in Budapest has responded to attacks in the pro-government media and calls for the resignation of two Hungarian judges after they recently met with newly-appointed U.S. Ambassador David Pressman.
Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Commentators across the political spectrum wonder whether, if they win the election next April, the opposition could or would revoke the Fundamental Law – even in the absence of the required two-thirds majority in Parliament.
EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

It appears that “compliance with the LGBTQ lobby” is more important to the European Commission than the protection of national minorities or the fight against anti-Semitism, Justice Minister Judit Varga said, commenting on the commission’s latest rule of law report.
Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

A left-wing lawyer says the election of someone who has never been a judge to head the judicial hierarchy is unprecedented in the history of democratic Hungary.
Hungarian Opinion: Diametrically Opposed Takes On Roma School Segregation Ruling

Hungarian Opinion: Diametrically Opposed Takes On Roma School Segregation Ruling

Liberal and left-wing commentators accuse Prime Minister Orbán of racism for publicly criticizing a court ruling granting compensation to Roma families whose children were enrolled in separate classes to non-Roma children. Pro-government columnists agree with the Prime Minister and find the ruling outrageous.
Gov't Passes Constitutional Amendment, Affecting Foreign Nationals, Banning Homelessness

Gov't Passes Constitutional Amendment, Affecting Foreign Nationals, Banning Homelessness

Lawmakers passed a government initiated constitutional amendment prohibiting the settlement of foreign nationals in Hungary, setting up an administrative high court, and banning people from living in public spaces.
Police Ban of LGBTQI March in Budapest 'Lawful', Rules Top Court

Police Ban of LGBTQI March in Budapest 'Lawful', Rules Top Court

  • 23 Jun 2025 7:41 AM
  • current affairs
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.
Despite Police Ban Budapest Pride Will Go Ahead on 28 June to 'Celebrate Freedom'

Despite Police Ban Budapest Pride Will Go Ahead on 28 June to 'Celebrate Freedom'

  • 20 Jun 2025 11:08 AM
  • current affairs
Budapest’s metropolitan council will go ahead with organising its "celebration of freedom" next Saturday, Gergely Karacsony, the city’s mayor has said, arguing that a prohibition order issued by Budapest police concerned "a non-existent gathering".
Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

Updated: Orbán: 'Soros's People Blackmailing EC to Withhold Money From Hungary'

“The people of George Soros keep blackmailing the European Commission to withhold money from Hungary because they want Ukraine to get that money,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
U.S. Embassy: Orbán Also Met With Supreme Court Justice

U.S. Embassy: Orbán Also Met With Supreme Court Justice

The United States Embassy in Budapest has responded to attacks in the pro-government media and calls for the resignation of two Hungarian judges after they recently met with newly-appointed U.S. Ambassador David Pressman.
Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Commentators across the political spectrum wonder whether, if they win the election next April, the opposition could or would revoke the Fundamental Law – even in the absence of the required two-thirds majority in Parliament.
EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

It appears that “compliance with the LGBTQ lobby” is more important to the European Commission than the protection of national minorities or the fight against anti-Semitism, Justice Minister Judit Varga said, commenting on the commission’s latest rule of law report.
Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

A left-wing lawyer says the election of someone who has never been a judge to head the judicial hierarchy is unprecedented in the history of democratic Hungary.
Hungarian Opinion: Diametrically Opposed Takes On Roma School Segregation Ruling

Hungarian Opinion: Diametrically Opposed Takes On Roma School Segregation Ruling

Liberal and left-wing commentators accuse Prime Minister Orbán of racism for publicly criticizing a court ruling granting compensation to Roma families whose children were enrolled in separate classes to non-Roma children. Pro-government columnists agree with the Prime Minister and find the ruling outrageous.
Gov't Passes Constitutional Amendment, Affecting Foreign Nationals, Banning Homelessness

Gov't Passes Constitutional Amendment, Affecting Foreign Nationals, Banning Homelessness

Lawmakers passed a government initiated constitutional amendment prohibiting the settlement of foreign nationals in Hungary, setting up an administrative high court, and banning people from living in public spaces.