Despite Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s threats and legal barriers, record-breaking crowds still gathered for Budapest Pride’s 30th anniversary—including citizens from over 30 countries. They sent a powerful message: civil rights and freedom to assemble matter more than political intimidation.
This celebration wasn’t just about LGBTQ+ rights—it was a public stand for democracy and human dignity. It shows the importance of grassroots resistance, especially when governments push authoritarian limits.
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5 hrs agoDespite Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s threats and legal barriers, record-breaking crowds still gathered for Budapest Pride’s 30th anniversary—including citizens from over 30 countries. They sent a powerful message: civil rights and freedom to assemble matter more than political intimidation.
This celebration wasn’t just about LGBTQ+ rights—it was a public stand for democracy and human dignity. It shows the importance of grassroots resistance, especially when governments push authoritarian limits.