Hungary submits bill to repeal anti-LGBTQ+ restrictions from Orban era
Hungary's government submitted legislation to parliament to remove rules prohibiting the promotion of homosexuality to minors, which were enacted under Viktor Orban's nationalist government that was ousted in April elections. The EU's top court ruled in April that the restrictions breached EU law and contributed to stigmatisation of gay people.

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