EU Nations Condemn Hungary's Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws
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Fourteen EU countries, including France and Germany, expressed deep concern over Hungary's new laws targeting LGBTQ+ events, deeming them violations of fundamental EU values. The letter, signed by numerous nations, urges the EU to take action, potentially using interim measures to prevent harm. While the EU is already withholding funds from Hungary, further coercive action, such as legally compelling Budapest to allow Pride celebrations, remains uncertain, with the Equality Commissioner lacking support from the Commission President for such measures.
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