Despite the orban warning, participate in the expected record in Budapest Pride in March | European Union News

Thousands of marches in the Hungarian capital, despite the prohibition of the government that contributed the EU against LGBTQ’s anti-LGBTQ law.

The record number of the record is expected to take part in the capital of Hungary, Hungary, a ban on an unprecedented regression of LGBTQ rights in the European Union.

The incident occurred on Saturday after Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s Coalition of this year and the Constitution To prohibit the annual celebration. The government of the Orban seemed to protect the values ​​of the traditional family and protected children.

Although the Prime Minister’s President Donald Trump against Donald Trump, his initiatives were condemned from the protests and law groups at home.

On Friday, the nationalist leader said that the police should be aware of “Legal Results” while Proud Martin will not “break down”.

Despite the fine risk, more than 35,000 people are expected to be collected an hour before the start of the city hall of Budapestin (12:00 GMT).

The ministers of several EU countries and dozens of European politicians are expected to participate in the banning of the events in Moscow and Istanbul in 2006.

“We do not stand up for ourselves only … If this law is not canceled, Eastern Europe can face a wave of similar measures,” Pride Organizer Victoria Radvyi.

At the beginning of this week, the EU leader Ursula Von Der Leyen called on the Hungarian government to reverse the ban.

Thirty-three countries also spoke at the support of march.

Parade organizers risk the prison until a year, participants can face fines to 500 euros ($ 580). The most recent legal changes allow the authorities to use face recognition technology to identify the participants.

Freshly installed cameras occurred in the lamp posts along the planned route of the march.

However, Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony, this time in March, which was held in March, which did not demand the municipal measure, insisted that no participant could face any revenge.

“Police have only one task tomorrow and is a serious matter.

Remote-right groups announced a large number of opposite sides along the planned route of the walk.

Justice Minister Bence Tuzson sent a letter to the EU this week, and sent a letter to embassies who warned the panjuras and staff due to police ban.

Several EU countries informed citizens through information advice on the travel potential about their travel potential.

Because of the return of Orbania to power in 2010, 9.6 million people took the country’s LGBTQ rights continuously.

Legal changes prevented the same-sex couples in the same couples, the same-sex couple prevented the names or gender of people in official documents, and “screen and promotional” was banned from homosexuality to the 18s.

In March, politicians have passed a bill targeting the annual pride, a bill targeting March, and a bill bans a meeting that provides any gatherings by amendment to the law 2021.

A month later, the parliament also accepted the constitutional change to strengthen legal works for the ban.

“Orban, which creates confrontation with the contest, the next year’s election is awarded and tested a tested recipe,” said political analyst, Micecz news agency told AFP. He added that Orban was a “polarized society.”

Opinion inquiries of the voters show that Orban’s FiderZ Party lost space for the opposition.

In 1970, the first province in 1970, in June 1969, he created the Gay Rights movement to celebrate the anniversary of the city’s Stonewall riots.