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Controversy Erupts as Budapest Museum Director Fired Over LGBTQ Exhibition

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< 1 min read In Budapest, controversy surrounds the World Press Photo exhibition, where minors are barred from viewing five LGBTQ-themed photographs captured by Filipino photojournalist Hannah Reyes Morales, depicting the lives of older LGBTQ+ individuals in the Philippines.

The decision to restrict individuals under 18 from the exhibition has ignited debate, with the museum facing challenges in enforcing […].

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