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Budapest Pride went ahead on 28 June 2025 despite the police ban, with 100,000-200,000 participants — Hungary's largest anti-government demonstration in years — and Pécs Pride w…

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Budapest Pride went ahead on 28 June 2025 despite the police ban, with 100,000-200,000 participants — Hungary's largest anti-government demonstration in years — and Pécs Pride was held on 4 October 2025. After charges were filed against the Pécs organiser (February 2026), Amnesty, Háttér, HHC and HCLU continued to support him; the case is before the European Court of Human Rights.
country
Hungary
date text
28/06/2025; 04/10/2025
campaign id
HUN-CAMP-003
civic actions
Marches held in defiance of the ban; legal defence; Amnesty urgent actions; Strasbourg application.
id
CR-HUN-010
incident id
HUN-013
notes
Researched and added Sep 24 2026.
outcome
Mass defiance; case ongoing
responders
Budapest Pride; Pécs Pride; Amnesty International Hungary; Háttér Society; Hungarian Helsinki Committee; HCLU
source
https://www.hrw.org/news/2025/06/30/budapest-pride-2025-a-record-crowd-stands-up-for-democracy; https://helsinki.hu/en/where-assembly-is-a-crime-charges-brought-against-the-organizer-of-pecs-pride/; https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/eur27/0712/2026/en/

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