Hungarian authorities ban the Pride march in Budapest and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warns of legal consequences for participants.
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The Hungarian government has banned the Budapest Pride march, citing a law that prioritizes the protection of children. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that participants who defy the ban could face legal sanctions. Belgium, the UK and Canada have issued warnings to their citizens, recommending vigilance and compliance with local regulations. The European Commission criticized the ban, calling on Hungarian authorities to allow the event to go ahead. Orbán rejected EU intervention, stressing the importance of respecting national laws.
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