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Hungarian Pride parade ban

Hungarian Pride parade ban

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    Prime Minister of Hungary since 2026.

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    Hungarian politician.

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    Unicameral legislature of Hungary.

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    Annual LGBTQ event in Hungary.

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    Prime Minister of Hungary (1998–2002, 2010–2026).

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    LGBTQ celebration event.

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    Swedish activist (born 2003).

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    Hungarian politician (born 1972).

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