Hungary Sets Path to EU-Compliant LGBTQ Rules
TL;DR
Hungary's government submitted a bill to amend the 2021 law banning the 'promotion' or 'display' of homosexuality to minors, replacing it with language that targets material that could seriously impair a child's development and aiming to align with EU standards after an ECJ ruling; the bill also signals potential changes to a 2020 adoption law that could allow same-sex couples to adopt. Pride marches, previously banned, were authorized following the ECJ decision.
- Hungary to amend anti-LGBTQ law to align with EU standards Al Jazeera
- Hungary government submits bill to roll back Orban-era anti-LGBTQ+ rules Reuters
- Hungary moves to amend controversial child protection law after EU court ruling Euronews.com
- Adoption Rights for Same-Sex Couples Is Subject to "Demands of LGBTQ Organizations" Hungary Today
- New Hungarian government to scrap anti-LGBTQ adoption law Washington Blade
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