Hungarian parliament repeals Orbán-era legal measures against the LGBTQ community
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Hungary's parliament voted to amend the 2021 child protection law, repealing provisions that stigmatised gay and transgender people, a move welcomed by rights activists who called for further changes to Orbán-era legislation; the government of PM Péter Magyar also said the EU agreed to release 4.2 billion euros in previously frozen funds.
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Aktivsti LGBTQ zajednice i borci za ljudska prava pozdravili su što je mađarski parlament izglasao izmene zakona o zaštiti dece i ukinuo mere koje stigmatizuju
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