Pride march, Hungarian government

Hungarian government clamps down on Pride march, citing ‘child protection’ reasons
The Hungarian government is clamping down on the country’s annual Budapest Pride parade, which has been running for almost 30 years, saying that it should not “dominate public spaces” – citing what it claims are “child protection” issues.
Hungary's clampdown on Pride march sparks backlash
The Orbán administration has said that the country 'should not tolerate' the public event this year. View on euronews
Hungarian government plans constitutional change to end Pride march
Hungary will amend the constitution soon to emphasise child protection, the government said on Thursday, a move that paves the way for a ban on the annual Pride march by LGBTQ+ communities which it is targeting ahead of elections next year.
Hungary's Government Plans to Move Pride off the Streets
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's annual Budapest Pride should be held in a "closed venue" this year rather than processing along an avenue in central Budapest as previously, Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Chief of Staff said on Wednesday, citing child protection.
Hungary's govt plans to restrict Pride to indoors
The future of Budapest Pride's public parade is in question after a top Hungarian government official said the annual LGBTQ+ celebration should be held indoors.
Hungary will no longer 'tolerate' public Pride march
Hungary's government has proposed legal changes to stop the annual Pride march from taking place in the "same public form" as previously, a top official said Thursday.Referring to that speech, Gulyas told journalists: "It follows directly from this that there will be no Pride in the future in the public form in which we have come to know Pride in recent decades.
Hungary's Budapest Pride Faces Venue Controversy Amid Government Restrictions
Hungary's government proposes moving Budapest Pride indoors due to child protection concerns, as part of broader restrictions on LGBTQ+ activities. Prime Minister Viktor Orban's conservative agenda faces criticism while preparing for 2026 elections.
Hungary’s Orban to ban public Pride march, escalating anti-LGBTQ push
The country does not have to tolerate Pride marching through downtown Budapest,” Orban’s chief of staff, Gergely Gulyas, said at a Thursday news briefing.
Orban Moves to Ban Hungary’s Pride Parade Before Elections
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he’ll move to ban the country’s annual Pride parade, raising fears of a wider crackdown on civil liberties ahead of key elections.
Hungary moves to ban Pride March with constitutional amendment
Hungary's government is seeking to ban the annual Budapest Pride March by amending the country’s Fundamental Law (Constitution), a move that legal experts describe as an 'unconstitutional absurdity.' The government argues that the ban is necessary to protect children,
The Budapest Times8h
Orbán: There will be no more Pride
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in his regular Friday morning interview on Kossuth Rádió, outlined the government's stance on ...
Politico Europe1d
Orbán’s government bans Budapest Pride in ‘public form’
Hungary’s government said Thursday that Budapest Pride, the LGBTQ+ parade, “will not take place in a public form” this year.
devdiscourse1d
Hungarian Government Tightens Grip on LGBTQ+ Rights with Constitutional Amendment
Hungary plans to amend its constitution to focus on child protection, potentially banning the annual LGBTQ+ Pride march.