"Around 100,000 people participated in Hungary's largest LGBTQ+ Pride event, defying government bans, showcasing resistance against Prime Minister Orban's anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and policies."
"The march represented not only a celebration of LGBTQ+ rights but also a broader response against the Orban government's increasing authoritarianism and crackdown on democracy."
Around 100,000 people participated in the largest LGBTQ+ Pride event in Hungary's history, openly defying a government ban amid increasing authoritarianism. The march, now in its 30th year, started at Budapest City Hall, showcasing pride and resistance to Prime Minister Orban's anti-LGBTQ+ legislation. The events took place despite prior warnings of fines and police intervention, illustrating the determination of participants. Many viewed this celebration as a critical stance not just for LGBTQ+ rights but also as a response to the government’s crackdown on democracy and civil liberties.
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