The mayor of Budapest Hergeli Karaross, dialogue of the Green Party of Hungary, remains in the call to March Pride along with LGTBI groups, which were organized for 30 years. “There cannot be the first citizens of the class,” he said at the press conference held in the city council of the Hungarian capital near one of the representatives of Budapest Pride, Mate Hegus, European Commissioner Hajbbe and Vice President of the European Parliament Nikolai.
In just a few hours, when the march leaves, and before the ban on the government of Viktor Orban, the mayor assured that “the Hungarian municipality of Budapest would organize this act to express that no one can be discriminated with how he was born.” Up to dozens of Hungarian journalists and international media, Karasas, reminded that the protest was consonant as a “municipal event” with the name “Budapest pride and freedom”. It is expected that the demonstration will leave at 14:00. On Saturday and travel along several symbols of the city.
“We called it the Hungarian Day of Freedom Day, because several decades ago the Hungarian parliament decided that on the last Saturday of June it was the Hungarian Freedom Day.
The mayor, who remained firm in his position since the Prime Minister of Hungary decided that the police have only one task: guaranteeing security, ”Karaross added.
The Prime Minister of Hungary said this morning that the contesting of the law would have “legal consequences”, although he excluded the use of force by the police, which this Thursday assured that he would fulfill “fully” with his “obligations” and reminded the organizers of the march, “which, in addition to criminal liability, they are responsible for any damage that can cause.”
The Hungarian police forces also supported “several meetings already recognized by competent authorities” at some points in the LGTBIQ route, they are confirmed in relation to the protests of the boycott, which are planning extreme law. “There are very few contradictory, but their inspired by the government, perhaps they are louder,” Karakani said during a press conference, at which two screens surrounded the table with a painted shield in Budapest with the rainbow LGTBIQ.
The accompaniment of the mayor of Budapest, the European Commissioner Hajah Lahbib expressed that “I am here today, in Hungary, as in any other state -member state, to protect our values of freedom, equality and human dignity.” And he recalled that “the EU is not neutral in hatred. We cannot remain obligations. We cannot tolerate unbearable. Our values are checked here in the European Union and throughout the world. ”
