Budapest holds Pride gathering after anti-LGBT law passage
LGBT people and their supporters have marched through the capital city of Hungary to defend their rights.
Viktor Orban's right-wing government is seeking to create a hostile environment for them, attempting to limit discussion of homosexuality and transgender issues in schools.
Tamás Dombos is a spokesperson for Hatter, the country's leading LGBTQI rights association. He was on the march today and told Newshour's Julian Marshall more about it.
[Picture shows a woman holding a rainbow flag at the Budapest Pride march in Budapest, Hungary on 24 July 2021.]
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