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A petition calls on the EU Parliament to prevent mass surveillance at the forbidden Queer Parade in Budapest. Despite threatening penalties, activists and politicians from Germany travel to Hungary.
Hungary: More than 120,000 people from 73 countries speak up for Budapest Pride
Authorities must allow people to participate safely in Saturday’s Budapest Pride, free from intimidation, harassment or violence, said Amnesty International Hungary as it handed in a global petition to the Budapest Police Headquarters.The #LetPrideMarch petition, signed by more than 120,000 people from 73 countries, reminds the city’s chief of police that he has a duty to respect, protect and facilitate people’s right to peacefully protest and n…
After Orban's new team was hammered. Spanish left-wing politicians prepare to travel to Hungary.
Seventy-one civil society organizations stand by the organizers of Budapest Pride - They want a Hungary where everyone can be themselves safely.
Mini-Pride held in Brussels after Budapest ban
A "mini-Pride" was held in Brussels on Wednesday to denounce the ban on Budapest Pride in Hungary. Amnesty International activists organised the event in response to the ban on the 30th edition of Budapest Pride, according to a statement from the organisation. A march took place from the European...
They spared no money or energy in trying to ban and make the 30th Budapest Pride Parade impossible, and yet here we are standing at its gates! – they write on the Budapest Pride Facebook page, where they have published the exact route of the parade. The gathering will be at the Town Hall Park, at 2:00 p.m., and then at 3:00 p.m. the march will start on Károly Boulevard towards Astoria, and from there to Múzeum Boulevard. The march will also pass…
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