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Budapest Holds First Pride March Since Orban's Ouster
The event marks a symbolic return to LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary after 16 years of Orban's conservative government.
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OJ C 88 of 2023 - BG Bulgarian — Publications Office of the European Union (CC)
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The Pride march, attended by thousands, signals a shift in Hungary's social climate, though challenges remain in ensuring long-term protections for LGBTQ+ communities.
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- •First Pride march in 16 years
- •Thousands of participants in Budapest
- •Symbolic return to LGBTQ+ rights
Budapest celebrated its first Pride march since Viktor Orban's 16-year government ended, drawing thousands of participants. The event, covered by BBC World, is seen as a victory for LGBTQ+ activists in Hungary, which had previously faced restrictive laws under Orban. However, concerns persist about the sustainability of these rights in a politically polarized environment.
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