The Hungarian government under Prime Minister Péter Magyar plans changes to a controversial LGBTQ law to relax certain prohibitions on the depiction of homosexuality for minors, after the European Court of Justice classified the original law as unlawful. (translated)
Hungary's new government has presented a draft law to amend the controversial LGBTQ law of the previous government in order to remove discriminatory passages in the child protection law. (translated)
Hungary's new government plans to amend the controversial LGBTQ law of the previous government by removing passages that prohibit the dissemination of information about homosexuality to minors and introducing new child protection guidelines that apply regardless of sexual orientation. (translated)
Hungary's government has proposed a bill to amend the controversial LGBTQ law of the previous government by removing passages that prohibit the depiction of homosexuality in media for minors. (translated)
Numerous LGBTQ activists were arrested in Turkey during nationwide raids last weekend, which is considered the largest action against the community so far and led to widespread condemnation from NGOs and civil society. (translated)
In Turkey, numerous X accounts of human rights organizations, journalists, and LGBTQ activists were blocked after the authorities took action against LGBTQ associations and queer venues nationwide. (translated)
Turkey has carried out a large police operation against the LGBT+ community, resulting in the arrest of 162 people in several cities, in the name of "protecting the traditional family," an initiative supported by the Islamist-conservative government. (translated)
President Erdogan has intensified repression against the LGBTQ community in Turkey, with 162 arrests and raids on organizations that support its rights, under the pretext of defending "family values." (translated)
An unprecedented offensive against the LGBTQIA+ community in Turkey. The Defense Committee of Pinar Selek denounces in a press release the wave of arrests of LGBTQIA+ activists and human rights defenders. (translated)
In Turkey, the situation is serious. Dozens of LGBTQI activists were arrested yesterday at their homes. LGBT associations and places are being searched. The government assumes this violent repression, in the name of "protecting the family," children, and " (translated)
In Turkey, the police have arrested over 160 people connected to the LGBTQ+ community in various operations conducted to suppress the activities of the community as part of a government campaign to defend traditional values. (translated)
In Turkey, during large police raids, at least 47 people connected to LGBTQ+ organizations were detained under the pretext of protecting the family, while the European Parliament and activists warn of increasing repression. (translated)
Turkish authorities have arrested at least 47 people during mass raids on LGBTQ+ organization offices, justifying the action as a protection of family values amid rising repression against the LGBTQ+ community. (translated)
Turkish authorities conducted raids on LGBT organizations, detaining at least 47 people as part of an investigation into prostitution and obscenity, which activists described as a shocking escalation of repression targeted against the LGBTQ+ community. (translated)
In Turkey, 162 people were arrested in nationwide raids against LGBTQ associations, while the prosecutor's office justified the action as protection of the family, which has been criticized by human rights activists as state-directed discrimination. (translated)
Raids against LGBTQ associations took place in Turkey, indicating a growing repression against the community. (translated)
Erdogan's forces have launched a violent campaign against LGBTQ+ groups in Turkey, detaining dozens of members and conducting raids in major cities under the pretext of protecting children and families. (translated)
