Inside Budapest’s banned Pride march
On June 28, almost 200,000 people flooded the streets of Budapest to celebrate Pride, braving a ban put in place by Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Despite the threat of fines, Hungarians marched to denounce the relentless repression of LGBTQ+ rights in the country and defend the right to freely assemble. People from all over Europe joined them in support.
On June 28, almost 200,000 people flooded the streets of Budapest to celebrate Pride, braving a ban put in place by Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Despite the threat of fines, Hungarians marched to denounce the relentless repression of LGBTQ+ rights in the country and defend the right to freely assemble. People from all over Europe joined them in support.
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