Guvernul Ungariei a prezentat proiectul cu care vrea să schimbe legislația anti-LGBT din perioada lui Viktor Orban

The Hungarian government, led by Peter Magyar, has proposed a bill to repeal anti-LGBT legislation from Viktor Orban's era, specifically targeting restrictions on promoting homosexuality to minors. The new legislation aims to align with EU standards and eliminate previous bans that were used to prohibit Pride marches. Magyar emphasized a commitment to protecting minors from harmful media content while also reviewing a 2020 law that effectively barred same-sex couples from adopting. This shift marks a significant change in Hungary's approach to LGBT rights, which had been among the most restrictive in Europe.