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Orban’s party wants to ban the LGBTQ + parade in Hungary

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Orban’s party wants to ban the LGBTQ + parade in Hungary
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The Hungarian ruling party has been submitted to the Parliament of the bill to ban the Prosise of the LGBTQ + Community.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized LGBTQ + persons and promised to suppress the foreign financing of independent media, opposition politicians and non-governmental organizations in Hungary, reinforceing its campaign on the eve of the elections at the beginning of next year.

Orban, a nationalist who faces an unseen challenge for strengthening the opposition party, strengthened his attacks on media and LGBTQ + persons after the inauguration of the Allied Donald Trump.

According to the proposal of the law submitted by his party FIDESZ, he would forbade the Pride because he could be harmful to children.

The “proposed proposal of the law is changing the law governing the right to gather so that the maintenance of a conference is prohibited by the prohibition prescribed by the Law on Child Protection Act,” says in the proposal.

It is also stated that the police can use face recognition cameras to identify people who attend the event in which participants march the Andraševa Avenmy, a wide street in the center of Budapest.

Orban said that the presentation this year should not even try to organize the event. The organizers of the festival, which say that it does not constitute a threat to children, answered that freedom of gathering is constitutional law. The organizers of the Pride have not been available today to comment.

Orban, who has been in power since 2010, promotes the Christian conservative agenda and 2021. it called what it calls the promotion of homosexualism among the younger ones to 18 despite the sharp criticism of human rights organizations and European Union.

Orbanova Government claims that its policy, which is addressed by the main polling stall of Fidesz, which mostly lives in the countryside, intended for children’s protection. The law from 2021 was caused by homosexuals, bisexuals and transgender Hungarians, and the European Commission is due 2022. launched proceedings against Hungary before the EU Court.

(Vijesti.ba / Hina)


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