The European Payment on Wednesday will certainly introduce lawful actions versus Hungary’s brand-new anti-LGBTQ+ regulation, as Head of state Ursula von der Leyen will certainly introduce that she advised Commissioners Didier Reynders as well as Thierry Breton to send out the Hungarian federal government a letter “to reveal [their] lawful issues prior to the costs participates in pressure,” according to a Compensation authorities acquainted with the strategies.
The costs, which prohibits depicting homosexuality as well as sex transitioning in web content for minors, triggered temper amongst EU federal governments, with 14 nations backing a declaration on Tuesday asking the Payment to tip up.
The event ended up being recognized to the larger public when UEFA, Europe’s football controling body, restricted the city of Munich from lighting its football arena in rainbow shades when Germany plays Hungary on Wednesday in an objection versus the brand-new regulation as well as “an indicator of resistance as well as cosmopolitanism.”
Authorities stated von der Leyen has actually had her group check out means to interfere in a legal-proof method. This costs “plainly victimizes individuals based upon their sexual preference,” the Payment head of state will certainly say when introducing the action later on this Wednesday, according to one authorities aware. She will certainly claim that the “basic worths of the European Union” go to danger of offense.
” This Hungarian costs is a pity,” von der Leyen will certainly claim.