Hungary’s President Should Veto Anti-LGBT Law

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Thousands protest the anti-LGBT law in Budapest, Hungary, June 14, 2021. Lydia Gall/© 2021 Human Rights Watch Hungary’s parliament adopted a bill today which effectively bans discussion of sexual and gender diversity in schools, media, advertising, and other public spaces, slapping those who violate it with administrative sanctions that could include fines. Most opposition parties boycotted the vote in protest. On June 14, thousands of people gathered in Budapest to protest the homophobic and transphobic law, which conflates pedophilia with lesbian, gay, bisexual…

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