EU countries unite against Hungary's anti-LGBTQ law
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Germany and France have joined the EU Commission's infringement proceedings against Hungary over its anti-LGBTQ law, which bans the use of materials promoting homosexuality and transgender identities in schools. The law has been criticized by human rights groups and international watchdogs as discriminatory against LGBTQ people. 14 EU member states have now joined the proceedings.
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- Germany, France join EU proceedings against Hungary over anti-LGBT law Reuters
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