The Prime Minister is urging a “no” vote. Off the back of fierce international criticism, including a scolding assessment (and a push for its repeal) by the European Union, of which Hungary is a member, Orbán has proposed to hold a referendum that will ask the public if they support the “promotion” of content related to sexual orientation to children. The new law, supported by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, bans all educational materials and programs for children that are considered to promote homosexuality and gender reassignment. “It’s about Hungary joining the Europeans and showing equality.” “It’s more than just a march,” Szolnoki told CNN.
