Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said his government will change adoption rules that require single applicants and same-sex couples to receive ministerial approval. He argued that decisions about children should be made by qualified professionals rather than politicians. The system was introduced under Viktor Orbán and effectively made adoption difficult for same-sex couples, who cannot jointly adopt but previously applied as single parents. Magyar’s announcement could represent a significant policy shift, although details and timetable for legislative changes remain unclear.
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