Hungary repeals anti-LGBTQ law, unlocking billions in EU funds
Hungary's parliament has repealed a law that banned LGBTQ+ portrayal in schools and media, allowing the country to access billions of euros in frozen EU funds. The law was seen as a threat to human rights and had been opposed by many. The repeal is a significant shift in Hungary's stance on LGBTQ+ issues.
Why it's good news: It signals a more inclusive and accepting approach from Hungary, potentially paving the way for greater diversity and equality within the country.
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