Interés Humano

Orban prohíbe hablar de homosexualidad en las escuelas de Hungría

La ley fue aprobada por 157 votos a favor y uno en contra en el Parlamento

A participant holds a placard showing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban holding a scarf in rainbow colours, 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, which will be discussed by Hungarian MPs tomorrow. - The Hungarian ruling party of right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban on June 10, 2021 introduced legislative amendments seeking to ban the "promotion" of homosexuality and sex changes. The move was swiftly denounced by Amnesty International, Budapest Pride and three other rights groups who compared the Fidesz party proposals to a similar law in Russia which punished acts of homosexual "propaganda" aimed at young people. If the Hungarian move becomes law it would effectively ban educational programmes and publicity of LGBT groups, according to the 11-page document seen by AFP. (Photo by GERGELY BESENYEI / AFP)
A participant holds a placard showing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban holding a scarf in rainbow colours, 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, which will be discussed by Hungarian MPs tomorrow. - The Hungarian ruling party of right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban on June 10, 2021 introduced legislative amendments seeking to ban the "promotion" of homosexuality and sex changes. The move was swiftly denounced by Amnesty International, Budapest Pride and three other rights groups who compared the Fidesz party proposals to a similar law in Russia which punished acts of homosexual "propaganda" aimed at young people. If the Hungarian move becomes law it would effectively ban educational programmes and publicity of LGBT groups, according to the 11-page document seen by AFP. (Photo by GERGELY BESENYEI / AFP) GERGELY BESENYEI
Un participante sostiene un cartel que muestra al primer ministro húngaro, Viktor Orban, sosteniendo un pañuelo con los colores del arco iris, frente al edificio del parlamento en Budapest el 14 de junio de 2021. Foto: AFP (GERGELY BESENYEI/AFP)

Budapest. Hungría prohibió este martes la “promoción” de la homosexualidad entre los menores en una ley que genera inquietud en asociaciones de defensa de derechos humanos, críticas con el incremento de restricciones contra el colectivo LGTB por parte del gobierno conservador de Viktor Orban.

Estas asociaciones temen que la ley, bajo el supuesto paraguas de “proteger los derechos de los niños”, cancele programas de educación sexual y de género o censure libros, series o películas donde se evoque la homosexualidad.

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