In Hungary, the mobilization continues, eight days after the vote of an anti LGBT+ law by the party of the nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Thousands of Hungarians again demonstrated in Budapest on Tuesday, March 25, at the call of the opposition party Momentum and the independent deputy Akos Hadhazy. According to the latter, the law which makes the march of illegal pride is one more step towards the installation of a “techno -teacher” state in the Chinese. The Orban government has indeed announced that the police would use facial recognition software during the pride march, to identify and penalize the participants with heavy fines.
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Hungary: Victor Orban threatens to heavy fines participants in the future pride march
