Hungary's parliament has voted to amend child protection laws, removing provisions that discriminated against LGBTQ individuals. This change follows the recent electoral defeat of Viktor Orbán's government and is part of a broader effort by the new Tisza administration to reverse previous legislation.
Activists have welcomed the repeal but are advocating for further reforms, including the recognition of same-sex marriage and adoption rights. The EU has also agreed to release previously frozen funds, indicating a potential shift in Hungary's political landscape.