Hungary: “World is watching” as tens of thousands prepare to march in defiance of attempted ban on Budapest Pride

By Amnesty International

Authorities must ensure people’s right to protest is protected, as is their ability to take part safely in Saturday’s Budapest Pride, free from intimidation, harassment or violence, said Amnesty International ahead of tomorrow’s 30th anniversary Budapest Pride March, which has been banned by the police. More than 200 Amnesty International delegates from 17 of the […] The post Hungary: “World is watching” as tens of thousands prepare to march in defiance of attempted ban on Budapest Pride appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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