Thousands of people join the pride march in Budapest, which was also in protest of the newly passed law that prohibits teachings about homosexuality in schools. Organizers criticized the government and said that the ruling party was making "laws to make members of the LGBTQ community outcasts in their own country".
Thousands join the pride march in Budapest, which was also in protest to the newly passed law that prohibits teachings about homosexuality in schools. Organizers criticized the government and said that the ruling party was making "laws to make members of the LGBTQ community outcasts in their own country".
Thousands ofpeoplejoin the pride march in Budapest, which was also in protest of the newly passed law that prohibits teachings about homosexuality in schools. Organizers criticized the government and said that the ruling party was making "laws to make members of the LGBTQ community outcasts in their own country".
/cloudfront-us-east-2.images.arcpublishing.com/reuters/R63OZXETDRNI7CYQ5E4KVT5BSQ.jpg "Thousands join Budapest Pride march against anti-LGBTQ law © Reuters")