Thousands of parties are proud of the open message for Orban in Budapest

Budapest is an advertising as a party city. On Saturday, the party was pumped into the streets and is under occupation, the summer fuel, Elizabeth bridge and river banks and both coasts of the dunub.

Between 100,000 and 200,000, young people danced and sang their way to the Buddha.

Usually a distance that takes two hours on foot only for 20 minutes.

Prime Minister Victor Orban’s ban, many Budapest pride participants told me that they are not involved in an event they are usually far away. Only 35,000 took part in last year.

Many banners made fun of the Prime Minister of Hungary. This was like the peaceful revenge of some of which he declared war over the past 15 years.

“In my history class, I learned enough to recognize a dictatorship. You don’t have to show it – Vik!” Read a hand-made banner. “I’m very bored of fascism,” he said.

The shirts, which are the image of the orbit, was everywhere in the shiny eye shadow and lipstick.

While the LGBT community formed the basis of March in the basis of a bright paracernalia, this year, this year became the celebration of human rights and solidarity.

“We don’t look at us exactly as banned!” Budapest Mayor Budapest Mayor, Karacsony, in his speech in front of Budapest Technical University, explained the crowd.

Today’s march can fall as the moment of the crown of his political career. He dared to an incident that the government tries to ban the government in the struggle with a hungry hall and the central government.

“In fact, we are puffed and we are like a great, puffed and hated power, we are a great shape. The message is clear: they have no power over us!” Karacsony continued.

Among the participants, Finnish Mef and Orban were used as an excuse to ban the arguments on family values.

“It is important to emphasize that the reason we are here is not only proud – this is about the main rights of all of us.”

Ban, Ban, Orban’s FiderZ Party of Orban, the vast majority of the vast majority in the parliament, the 2021 children’s protection law, which equated freedom of parliament with pedophilia, banned the porttray of homosexuality in areas where children were seen.

Police have justified a ban on Saturday due to the witness to the children in March. In response, the mayor said that the events organized by the Assembly in 2001 were not falling under the law.

At the end, police officers, who took part in March, protected a restrained presence, they began to be sad in a party they were excluded from them.

In another part of the city, Orban took part in the graduation ceremony of 162 new police and customs officers and the National Directorate’s National Directorate for foreigners.

“The order itself does not arise, should be established, because without it,” he will lose without a culture. ”

Earlier, he and other prominent FIFERZ officials took pictures of their children with their children and grandchildren trying to return the word “pride”.

“Send a picture to show us a picture,” The head of the FiderZ faction in the Budapest Council was placed on Facebook, on Facebook, and on Facebook, on Facebook.

On Saturday, the presence of the police in Budapest, but the temporary cameras were installed in March, and police vehicles installed in police vehicles were recorded.

The law of March 18, who tried to prohibit the pride, gave the police to use the program to recognize new powers. Penalties between 14 ($ 19) and £ 430 can be applied to participants.

The pro-government media criticized the events of the day, the leading Fiderz politicians reflect the opinions from the fact that the march did not have anything to do with freedom of assembly.

“Chaos in Budapest Pride, Hungary nation, declared the flagship of the government.

“Notoruant climatic activist and more recently terrorist pro-terrorist Greta Thunberg, was posted on the Instagram page, where Budapest pride,” he said.

“After the demonstration, there will be a question for these courts,” Zoltan Kiszelly, a political scientist near the government, told the BBC.

“If the courts decided in favor of the mayor and (pride) organizers, the orban can say, okay, we must re-change the legislation.”

If the courts decided to the government, the Prime Minister may agree with the law that he accuses – despite the pride.