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Hungary's government has submitted a bill to amend anti-LGBTQ rules for minors, aiming to remove references to banning the 'promotion' of homosexuality. The bill seeks to align Hungary's laws with EU standards and follows criticism from activists and a ruling from the European Court of Justice that deemed the original law a violation of EU identity.
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Hungary's government has submitted a bill to amend anti-LGBTQ rules for minors, aiming to remove references to banning the 'promotion' of homosexuality. The bill seeks to align Hungary's laws with EU standards and follows criticism from activists and a ruling from the European Court of Justice that deemed the original law a violation of EU identity.
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Hungary to amend anti-LGBTQ law to align with EU standards
Hungary submits bill to amend anti-LGBTQ law to align with EU standards