Hungarian Government Presented Draft to Amend Anti-LGBT+ Legislation Adopted Under Viktor Orban's Mandate
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The Péter Magyar government proposes to bring Hungarian legislation into line with EU law by abolishing the ban on the "promotion of homosexuality" among minors.
On Monday, the new Hungarian government presented a draft law aimed at repealing the provisions introduced by the government of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban banning "promoting homosexuality among minors", AFP broadcasts.
The government of Peter Magyar introduced a bill abolishing measures taken under Viktor Orban which prohibited the "promotion of homosexuality" among minors.
The Hungarian government presented a draft law on Monday that would amend LGBT+ regulations introduced in 2021 by Viktor Orbán's government. The existing regulations restricted the ability to share content related to homosexuality and so-called transition with people under 18.
The Hungarian government today introduced a bill to remove provisions introduced under the government of the former ultra-conservative Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, which prohibited the "promotion of homosexuality" to minors.
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