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Węgri, Polski, Queer Kochanki - Solidemo z węgierską społecznością LGBTQ+.

Solidarnx z węgierskimi osobami queerowymi i ich prawem do protestu! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇭🇺 🇵🇱

Dołącz do nas 5 kwietnia pod Ambasadą Węgier (Księdza Ignacego Skorupki 5) w Warszawie!

Viktor Orbán, autokratyczny premier Węgier, zakazał Marszy Równości na Węgrzech. Twierdzi, że “jesteśmy nienormalnx - zagrażamy dzieciom - jesteśmy denerwującymi insektami”

To najnowszy atak w serii queerfobicznych ustaw: węgierska konstytucja zakazuje małżeństw jednopłciowych i adopcji przez pary tej samej płci. Tranzycja prawna jest zakazana, a dostęp do terapii hormonalnej jest coraz trudniejszy. Wcześniej istniała już ustawa zakazująca pokazywania dzieciom osób niehetero- i niecisnormatywnych. Użyto w niej tej samej retoryki, strasząc wyimaginowaną “deprawacją dzieci”, którą argumentowano ciągłe ataki na społeczność queerową. Ta retoryka finalnie umożliwiła wprowadzenie obecnego

cross-postowane z: https://szmer.info/post/5541864

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