Hungary votes on anti-LGBT bills amid protests
Hungarian lawmakers will vote on Tuesday on bills banning any content portraying or promoting homosexuality or sex reassignment to anyone under 18.Thousands of LGBT activists and others demonstrated in front of the Parliament in Budapest on Monday evening chanting “we are here!” as they urged lawmakers to reject plans for the legislation.“We have a lot to do before tomorrow’s vote: We have to tell, we have to write to every member of Parliament, why this bill is anti-child, anti-family and anti-human,” David Vig, director of Hungary’s branch of Amnesty International, told those gathered.The legislation is expected to pass, given that Fidesz, Prime Minister Viktor Orban's conservative ruling party, has a majority.It includes a measure aimed.
