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WED, 14 OCT · 85 ITEMS
BBC News, news.com.au, France 24 + 7 more · Geopolitics & Markets
10 outletsHungary's parliament voted on 13 October 2026 to repeal anti-LGBTQ provisions from a 2021 law passed under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The so-called had banned the 'portrayal or promotion' of homosexuality and gender reassignment to minors and restricted adoption by same-sex couples. The repeal is a major policy shift under the new government of Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who won a landslide election in April 2026.
The claim is solid, based on a parliamentary vote widely reported by multiple reputable news outlets (BBC, AFP, France 24, Le Monde) that cite the legislative action directly. The reporting sits close to the primary source—the Hungarian parliament's decision—and is consistent across ideologically varied media.
Genuinely new: the vote took place on 13 October 2026, and all major articles are from that same day.
We covered earlier steps in this reversal in September 2026, when Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced plans to scrap the Orbán-era restriction on gay adoption, and PinkNews reported the same on 15 September 2026.