Ungaria va elimina o interdicție care viza cuplurile de homosexuali, instituită în timpul guvernului Orban

Hungary's government plans to lift a ban on adoption by same-sex couples, a restriction imposed by the previous Orban administration. Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the legislative change, emphasizing that decisions should be made by professionals rather than politicians. This move aims to restore LGBT rights, which were severely impacted under Orban's rule, including laws that restricted gender identity changes and limited LGBT content in schools. The European Court of Justice previously ruled that Hungary's policies violated EU law, contributing to the marginalization of the LGBT community. While same-sex marriage remains illegal, civil unions are recognized in Hungary.