Rome, 13 Oct. (LaPresse) – The Hungarian Parliament has voted in favour of amending the Child Protection Act, which was passed under Viktor Orbán’s government, thereby removing certain controversial anti-LGBT provisions. This has been reported by Hungarian media outlets, including 24.hu. The move marks a shift in policy in Budapest since the new Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, took office.
Hungary: Parliament removes anti-LGBT measures from Orbán’s Children’s Act
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Rome, 13 Oct. (LaPresse) – The Hungarian Parliament has voted in favour of amending the Child Protection Act, which was passed under Viktor Orbán’s government, thereby removing certain controversial anti-LGBT provisions. This has been reported by Hungarian media outlets, including 24.hu. The move marks a shift in policy in Budapest since the new Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, took office.
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