A Pride march took place in Budapest on Saturday, marking the first event since Viktor Orbán's government was voted out of office. This event occurred over a year after Orbán's administration enacted legislation and a constitutional amendment that prohibited such gatherings, which faced backlash from human rights organizations and various politicians within the European Union.
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Budapest Pride march held following government changes
The Pride march in Budapest occurred after the recent change in government, being the first since the previous administration's legislation banned such events. The prior government's actions had drawn criticism from human rights groups and EU politicians.
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Tens of thousands march in the first Budapest Pride since Viktor Orbán was voted out
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