Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, France, and Ireland were among European Union countries condemning their peer Hungary on June 22 for new anti-LGBTQ law as the bloc zeroed in again on democratic failings in Budapest and its nationalist ally Warsaw.
Reuters: EU countries condemn Hungary over anti-LGBTQ law
A participant holds a placard showing Russian President Vladimir Putin, in front of the parliament building in Budapest on June 14, 2021, during a demonstration against the Hungarian government's draft bill seeking to ban the "promotion" of homosexuality and sex changes.
