Hungary plans to amend its controversial anti-LGBTQ law to bring it into line with European Union standards, following sustained legal pressure from Brussels. The legislation, which restricts LGBTQ-related content accessible to minors, has been condemned by EU institutions as discriminatory and incompatible with fundamental rights. The proposed changes could mark a significant policy adjustment by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government. However, the amendments’ scope remains unclear, and rights groups are watching closely to determine whether they provide meaningful protections in practice.
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