Hungary Approves Constitutional Amendment Defining Gender
The Hungarian National Assembly approved a constitutional amendment on Monday that stipulates there are only two genders for newborns: male and female, according to reports from AFP. Critics of the amendment view it as a significant infringement on the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. Hungary has previously enacted measures that restrict LGBTQ+ rights, including a ban on pride parades. This amendment marks the 15th change to the Hungarian constitution in the past 15 years.
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The post is accurate in stating that Hungary's National Assembly approved a constitutional amendment defining gender strictly as male and female. This amendment is part of a broader trend of legislation that restricts LGBTQ+ rights, including bans on public LGBTQ events.
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