#Drop33: Europe’s Two Largest Networks of LGBTI and Transgender Organisations call on Hungarian Parliament to Reject Attempts to Ban Legal Gender Recognition
Posted: 6 April 2020
#Drop33
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Joint paper from 19 Member States for an EU LGBTI strategy
Posted: 6 December 2018
Majority of EU member states clearly speak out that the EU needs to stand firm regarding the protection of the rights of LGBTI people.
Budapest court rules foreign same-sex marriages must be recognised in Hungary
Posted: 9 February 2018
A judge at Budapest District Court has ruled that same-sex couples who have married outside Hungary have the right to their union being recognised as a registered partnership in Hungary.
European court strikes against Hungary’s arbitrary detention of LGBT asylum seekers
Posted: 5 July 2016
Today, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Hungary’s two-month-long detention of an Iranian gay man applying for asylum is a violation of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Update from Hungary - suspended sentence for protester who threatened Pride participants
Posted: 5 February 2016
Our member organisation Háttér Society have released a detailed press statement on the judgment
Disappointment as Poland and Hungary block EU proposal on property regimes of married and registered couples
Posted: 3 December 2015
Read more.
Why Balkan countries are wrong about gay marriage
Posted: 3 July 2014
Authorities in the region should realise that defining marriage in the constitution as a union between a man and a woman is not only pointless, but actually harmful.
ILGA-Europe joins civil society statement: Stop targeting Hungarian NGOs!
Posted: 12 June 2014
Since its re-election, the Hungarian government launched a campaign attacking the credibility of Hungarian NGOs and are striving to control their funding.
New Hungarian Constitution: ILGA-Europe urges Hungarian parliamentarians to uphold European human rights standards
Posted: 14 April 2011
Next Monday, 18 April 2011, the Hungarian parliamentarians will have their final vote on the proposal for a new Constitution of Hungary.
Budapest Pride ban must be reversed
Posted: 15 February 2011
On 14 February 2011, the Budapest police banned the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex (LGBTI) Pride March scheduled for 18 June 2011. The reason provided for such a ban was that the Pride March will hinder the flow of traffic.
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