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Kom ook a.s. maandag: demonstreer tegen de anti-LHBTI wet in Hongarije

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Hongarije, het eerste land dat met de onlangs aangenomen anti-homowet defacto homoseksualiteit strafbaar stelt in de EU! Dat gaat ons allemaal aan.

De historie heeft laten zien dat repressieve partijen vaak beginnen met één zondebok, maar al gauw volgen anderen. Na de homo s komen de vrouwen, de vakbonden, de journalisten, de activisten, de andersdenkenden ...

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