The city of Budapest will organize Hungary's Pride march by the LGBTQ community on June 28 as a municipal event celebrating freedom, Budapest's liberal mayor said, in a move to circumvent a law that allows police to ban LGBTQ marches.
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- Budapest's mayor announced the city will organize the annual LGBTQ Pride march as a municipal event.
- The move aims to circumvent a new national law that allows police to ban LGBTQ marches. 29s
- The law also permits police to use facial recognition to identify attendees. 49s
- The government claims the ban is needed to protect children and preserve Hungary's Christian identity. 1m 5s
- The mayor said the event will not require permits from authorities; the government has not responded. 1m 25s