Ungaria adoptă o primă lege care anulează dispoziţiile anti-LGBT+ din era Orban / ”Este cu siguranţă un progres important şi pozitiv”

Hungary's new pro-European majority has begun to repeal anti-LGBT+ laws enacted under Viktor Orban. The parliament voted to abolish a 2021 law that restricted discussions of homosexuality and gender identity with minors. This marks a significant policy shift regarding LGBT+ rights since the new conservative government took power. While the changes are seen as progress, they are framed as enhancements to child protection rather than a restoration of LGBT+ rights. The ruling party has a two-thirds majority, allowing them to pass legislation without Orban's Fidesz party. Despite these changes, challenges remain for transgender recognition and same-sex adoption rights.