Over two-thirds of countries belonging to the European Union signed on to a declaration Tuesday urging the European Commission to crack down on Hungary over the country’s laws restricting LGBT events.

At least 70 members of the European Parliament are planning on attending this year’s Pride celebrations in Budapest, Hungary, despite the nation’s ban against LGBTQ gatherings, officials have told CNN.

A coalition of 20 European Union countries has signed a statement denouncing new anti-LGBTQ+ laws in Hungary, accusing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of violating EU human rights law by banning LGBTQ+ public gatherings — including this year’s Budapest Pride.