Budapest Police ‘Won’t Prosecute’ Pride Participants Despite Ban - Worthy Christian News

Neue Zürcher Zeitung

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The Hungarian police are not investigating participants in the Budapest Pride, even though the government had proposed high penalties, which makes Orban's far-right competition more active than the Prime Minister.

Kronen Zeitung

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After the Pride Parade in Hungary's capital city, investigations were initiated against the mayor of the city. Gergely Karacsony had declared the Pride to be an official celebration of the city of Budapest in order to avoid a ban. In contrast, the police surprisingly showed mildness to the participants. Opposition politicians had feared that massive fines would be imposed because the assembly was officially banned at the instigation of the gover…

Digi 24

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The Hungarian police announced months that it will not open investigations against participants in the Pride march in Budapest, which took place on 28 June, despite an official ban and which has withdrawn at least 200,000 people, shall inform the EEF.

RTV Slovenija

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Budapest police have announced that they will not launch investigations against participants in the pride parade that took place in the capital at the end of June, citing "legal uncertainties" over the status of the event, which was officially banned.

La Libre

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The Budapest police announced on Monday that they would not continue the investigations against the participants in the march of pride held in the Hungarian capital at the end of June and which had been banned by the authorities. ...