Record attendance expected at Budapest Pride march despite Orban warning
Summary
A Pride march in Budapest is set to draw a large crowd despite a recent ban. Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government passed laws to block the event, citing the protection of family values. Attendees may face legal penalties, but Budapest's mayor stated that police are only there to ensure safety.Key Facts
- A Pride march is happening in Budapest, defying a new ban by the Hungarian government.
- Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s laws aim to prevent the Pride event, citing family protection.
- Over 35,000 people are expected to attend the march.
- Attendees risk fines of up to 500 euros for participating.
- The event will start near Budapest’s city hall and does not need police approval.
- Various EU ministers and politicians plan to attend, showing support for the march.
- Cameras with facial recognition technology have been installed along the march route.
- Budapest’s mayor assured that police will focus on ensuring the safety of participants.
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