Round 100,000 individuals marched in Budapest’s thirtieth Pleasure parade on Saturday, defying a authorities ban and police orders in what organizers known as Hungary’s largest LGBTQ+ occasion.
Regardless of threats of fines and police surveillance, individuals gathered to protest Prime Minister Orbán’s crackdown on LGBTQ+ rights.
Police diverted the march from its deliberate route to maintain it away from a small group of far-right counter-protesters.
The parade, deemed unlawful by a March legislation, was supported by the town’s mayor as a municipal occasion.
Many noticed the march as a stand for democracy and an indication of rising opposition to Orbán’s insurance policies.
