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FIDESZ plans to amend Hungary's constitution to protect "children's development" and combat external influences, targeting in particular the LGBT community.

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14 April 2025, 16:31
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Viktor Orban's FIDESZ party aims to amend the constitution to protect children's development and counter external influences, especially in the context of the LGBT community. The amendments, which include the recognition of only two genders and a ban on external funding for organizations, are designed to strengthen the government's Christian-conservative agenda. These amendments are backed by the parliamentary majority and align with a wider campaign against LGBT rights and independent media, sparking protests and controversy among civil society.

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