Hungary's liberal mayor of Budapest has been questioned by police over accusations of organizing an LGBTQ+ Pride event.

Law & Policy Hungary’s new anti-LGBTQ laws have spilled onto Europe’s soccer fields German soccer fans protested Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ law with a sweeping show of solidarity and Pride.

Hungary has passed a law banning Pride marches held by the LGBT community, sparking outrage in and out of the country. Parliament voted for the measure just a day after the bill was submitted on ...

In the wake of Hungary's new law banning public LGBTQ events, the film commissioner says crew members and actors have no reason for concern.

And although the COVID-19 emergency measures prohibit gatherings and protests, the LGBTQ community is mobilizing online, and seeking international attention, urging international bodies to amplify ...

Hungarian authorities have banned a pro-LGBTQ march scheduled for this weekend in Budapest, marking the first use of recently amended constitutional provisions restricting events that the ...

June 5 (UPI) -- A legal scholar at the European Union's top court on Thursday said that Hungary's law limiting access to LGBTQ content in schools and on television violates EU law. Tamara Capeta ...

Members and supporters of Hungary’s LGBTQ community march through Budapest on July 23, 2022, amid an increasingly hostile environment for sexual minorities led by the country’s right-wing ...

Hungary leaders say the country will not reverse course on a controversial anti-LGBTQ legislation set to come into force on Thursday. Ursula von der Leyen, the head of the European Commission, said… ...

Hungarian advertisements for Coca-Cola are drawing ire from lawmakers in the country’s conservative party for promoting acceptance of LGBTQ people. The posters, which were designed to mark the ...

Rising anger over policies of Hungary's right-wing government filled the streets of the country's capital on Saturday as thousands of LGBT activists and supporters marched in the city's Pride parade.

June 5 (UPI) -- A legal scholar at the European Union's top court on Thursday said that Hungary's law limiting access to LGBTQ content in schools and on television violates EU law.