Budapest Pride Organizers Denounce Child Protection Measures as Fascism
The Budapest Pride Organizers Fight for Freedom of Protest
In a passionate letter released by the Budapest Pride organizers, they emphasize the importance of Pride not just as a protest, but as a movement for freedom. The Hungarian government’s attempts to restrict peaceful protests with critical voices, particularly targeting the LGBTQ community, has sparked outrage and resistance from the Hungarian people.
As a nation that values freedom, Hungarians are standing up against any government actions that aim to limit their rights to protest peacefully. The recent attempts by the government to ban demonstrations with critical voices have only fueled the determination of the Hungarian society to resist oppression and censorship.
The organizers highlight the hypocrisy of the government’s claim of child protection as a disguise for their discriminatory and oppressive measures. They emphasize that the LGBTQ community has been a frequent target of attacks from ruling parties and that any restrictions on their rights to protest could set a dangerous precedent for all citizens.
The pride march is seen as a symbol of the ongoing struggle for acceptance, equality, and freedom for the LGBTQ community in Hungary. It is a reminder that all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation, deserve the same rights to live authentically and happily.
The organizers call on the government, particularly Viktor Orbán’s administration, to guarantee the freedom of all Hungarian citizens, including LGBTQ individuals, to live and protest without fear of oppression or discrimination. They challenge the government to prove their commitment to democracy by upholding the fundamental rights of all citizens, not just those who align with their beliefs.
In the face of adversity, the Budapest Pride organizers remain steadfast in their dedication to creating a freer and more inclusive Hungary. They refuse to back down in the fight for equality and justice for all, and they call on all Hungarians to join them in this important movement.
