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The Bucharest Pride march started in Victory Square, with over 30,000 expected participants.

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13 June 2026, 15:28
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The Bucharest Pride march, organized by the ACCEPT Association, started on Saturday at 5:00 PM in Victory Square in Bucharest, with hundreds of participants who set off on Victory Avenue towards United Nations Boulevard. The event, which will conclude with a concert in Izvor Park, aims to promote love, equality, and the right to dignity for the LGBT+ community.

Victor Ciobotaru, the executive director of the ACCEPT Association, emphasized that in 2026 there will be a demand for the legal recognition of families formed by same-sex individuals and access to medical services tailored to the specific needs of LGBT+ people. The march takes place after the 'March of Normality', led by MEP Diana Șoșoacă, who criticized the actions of the LGBT+ community. Additionally, the Romanian Patriarchate expressed concerns regarding the organization of the parade, highlighting the importance of Christian values and respect for the dignity of every person.

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Marşul Bucharest Pride al comunităţii LGBT a început în Piaţa Victoriei din Bucureşti/ Participanţii se îndreaptă spre Bulevardul Naţiunile Unite şi Parcul Izvor, unde va avea loc un concert/ Înainte, "Marşul Normalităţii", "orchestrat" de Diana Şoşoacă
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