Hungarian pride, as Hungary threatens the PM’s “Legal Complications”

Budapest Pride is expected to continue on Saturday, the legal threat of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s LGBTQ rights activists.

The March organizers hope for a record, despite the pressure on the protection of the Pro-LGBTQ material of the nationalist conservative politicians and police.

Police banned the new “Child Protection” law that restricts gatherings in homosexuality.

A day before pride, Orban lowers the possibility of violent clashes among police and participants – but warned the possible legally counterpart.

“Of course, the police can eliminate such events, because the Hungarian is a civil society, civil society. We do not harm each other,” the Orban said the state radio on Friday.

“There will be legal results, but cannot reach the level of physical violence.”

Participants shall be fined up to 500 euros (427 £ 586), and the police have the authority to use facial recognition technology to identify them.

The organizers can face a year of imprisonment.

The EU Commissioner Association Commissioner Gazyha Lahbib is expected to participate in the Budapest, Belgian Foreign Minister Yanguja Lahbib, Budapest.

On Friday, Lahbib, Liberal Budapest Mayor Gerbely Karacsony, Gerbely Karacsony shook gay rights showed that he stood in front of a rainbow flag.

Proud March will have a strong symbol of the power of civil society, “he wrote in X.

Pride, President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen wanted to prevent the government from the government to prevent a march.

He asked the EU member states to ask for “refrain from interfering with law enforcement.”