Hungary Amends LGBTQ Law from Orbán's Government to Ban Display of LGBTQ Content Involving Minors
The Hungarian government submitted a draft of amendments to the LGBTQ law introduced by Viktor Orbán's government in 2021. The law prohibits the display of content related to LGBTQ, involving minors. Orbán's government previously used the law to ban rainbow parades.
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The Hungarian government today submitted a draft of amendments to the law, which was introduced by the former government of Viktor Orbán in 2021 and whose provisions among other things prohibited the display of content related to LGBTQ, involving minors. Orbán's government later also used the law as a basis for banning rainbow parades.
The Hungarian government today submitted a draft of amendments to the law, which was introduced by the former government of Viktor Orbán in 2021 and whose provisions among other things prohibited the display of content related to LGBTQ, involving minors. Orbán's government later also used the law as a basis for banning rainbow parades.