Judit Varga said Hungary’s Child Protection Act is under attack on a new front, noting that the United Nations Human Rights Council reviews the situation of human rights in every...
We're not surprised because the president of the Court had already indicated what decision we could expect: One that’s purely political.
The justice minister wrote on Facebook that the “attack” on Hungary’s child protection law, which the EU says discriminates against LGBTQ people, is “unfair”, as education is a national competency.
The president has set the date for the government-initiated referendum on Hungary’s child protection law for April 3.
Hungary’s Constitutional Court rejected all claims against a planned referendum on Hungary’s child protection law.
Speaking about the upcoming referendum on the child protection law, Prime Minister Orbán recalled that we have already managed to stop Brussels once on the issue of migrant quotas.
The referendum is planned to ask citizens whether they support that minors should attend school classes on the topic of sexual orientation without parental consent.
Prime Minister Orbán took to his Facebook page to announce five questions that will be put to voters in an upcoming referendum on Hungary’s child protection law.