Hungarian Lawmakers Repeal Key Anti-LGBTQ+ Provisions in Major Break with Orbán Era
Hungarian lawmakers have voted to remove anti-LGBTQ+ provisions from legislation associated with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government, marking one of the clearest parliamentary reversals of his social policy agenda in years. The move signals a sharper confrontation over civil liberties, EU norms, and the political legacy of Orbán’s long campaign against what he has framed as “gender ideology.”
