LGBTQ in Budapest
On Saturday, the LGBTQ neighborhood and supporters marched by means of the capital as a part of Budapest Pleasure.
The colourful procession with rainbow flags moved from Podmaniczky Road, alongside Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Road and Andrássy Road to Heroes’ Sq., the place a stage was arrange in entrance of Vajdahunyad Citadel. In her speech, poet and translator Orsolya Karafiáth criticized the federal government for permitting homophobic voices to be heard. The march was held below the motto “Take once more your future” and was accompanied by music from 5 vans. The satirical occasion MKKP and the left-liberal DK additionally took half with their very own automobiles and banners.
Staff of international embassies marched by means of town middle behind a banner studying “Diplomats for satisfaction.” Among the many individuals had been the US ambassador to Budapest, David Pressmann, and the mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karácsony.
Counter demonstration to guard kids
However the demonstration additionally met with protests. Counter-demonstrators from the right-wing Mi Hazánk gathered at Heroes’ Sq. with banners directed in opposition to the LGBTQ motion. For the worldwide conservative foyer group CitizenGO, its program supervisor Béla Teleki advised the official information company MTI that that they had come to symbolize the silent majority that’s happy with its homeland and household. CitizenGO needs to stop LGBTQ ideology from penetrating households and altering society. The counter-demonstrators centered their consideration significantly on little one safety and opposed the calls for of the Pleasure motion to abolish the Baby Safety Act and alter components of the Primary Legislation. Teleki harassed that kids have to be protected once morest LGBTQ ideology.
Whereas individuals of the Budapest Pleasure march had been entertained with musical performances and speeches by activists on the stage of Vajdahunyad Citadel, the controversy regarding LGBTQ rights and social values in Hungary continues.
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