The Hungary government, headed by Viktor Orbán, leader of the European far right, legally banned the LGBTQIAP+ stop that would take place in Budapest this weekend. The argument used was the “Child Protection Law”, which vetoes any public demonstration that can “promote homosexuality”.
Even so, the parade had a record number of gifts, according to its organizers. Important figures of politics also attended, such as the European Union equality commission, Hadja Lahbib, the city’s mayor, Gergely Karácyy, and Li Andersson, European deputy of Finland.
Orban legislation stipulates a fine of € 500 (approximately R $ 3,000) for participants, which can be identified with facial recognition technology present in public security chambers. Organizers can be arrested for up to one year.
Luca, protester interviewed by BBC News, said that “[nós] We have a law that forbids people other than others to meet. That’s why we are here. Because it hurts our rights. That’s why we came. ”He also fears for his daughter’s future,” in a country where she can’t love anyone. “
Source: https://www.ocafezinho.com/2025/06/29/orban-proibe-parada-lgbt-em-budapeste-mas-200-mil-pessoas-compareceram-na-manifestacao/
