Government decree: LGBTQ content can only be sold separate and in closed packages!
The Government Information Centre announced in its statement that the Child Protection Act Implementing Decree was published.
In June 2021, the Hungarian government made a law that is supposed to protect children from paedophiles. However, the new law was said to blur the line between paedophilia and homosexuality, leading to a public uproar both in Hungary and internationally. The law was deemed “anti-homosexual law” by the public.
Recently, politicians and other public figures, such as Formula One drivers, commented on the issue as well. Lewis Hamilton shared his support for those affected by the government’s anti-LGBTQ+ law, then Sebastian Vettel also criticised the law.
On 6th August 2021, the Child Protection Act Implementing Decree was published in Magyar Közlöny.
Based on the new law, it is impossible to showcase and put on display products that openly show homosexuality. This is part of the Hungarian government’s plan to prevent homosexual content from being popularised, writes 444.hu.
It is forbidden to showcase products that depict and identify someone as different from the gender indicated at birth. The self-serving depiction of sexuality is also forbidden. Products like these are forbidden from being sold closer than 200 metres to schools, child and youth protection institutions, and churches.
At places where these products are sold, they have to sell them in closed packages, separate from the rest of the items, reports Telex.
Another important clause is that school activities regarding sexual culture, sex life, sexual orientation, and sexual development can only be held by organisations that are approved by the government.
According to the law, these sessions should not be aimed to promote identities different from that indicated at birth, gender reassignment, or to popularise homosexuality. The decree does not contain clauses about sexual education at schools.
The legislation will enter into force in 30 days and will be supervised by the consumer protection authority.
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Source: 444.hu, Telex
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Thank goodness there is finally a pushback to the radical agenda of a mere 5% of the population.
Waiting for Maria, Oi, other far-right trolls to say “see there’s no discrimination, only one group of people actively being treated differently from another”
Does anyone care what a car driver thinks?
Why do so many believe that because a person is well-known that they must also be smart?
These people are not role models. They are entertainers. Their opinion is no more or less valid than anyone else.
So no copies of Brideshead Revisited (Evelyn Waugh) or Orlando (Virginia Woolf) nor The Women at the Thesmphoria (Aristophenes) amongst other great classics to be easily purchased then, by the sounds of it. No films with Cynthia Nixon, Carla Delavigne or Power Stenberg before 10pm then (unless on Netflix or Apple TV (the great dictators have not started attacking streamed tv yet, but that is another freedom that is bound to happen sometime). Bit by bit, the people of this country are losing their freedom without realising it because it. is being done in small but insidious steps.
Burning of books, like in 1933 Germany, is coming next.
European Cultural Marxists are trying to force their values upon the nations of Eastern Europe. But, having suffered for decades the sad consequences of Marxism, these Neo-Marxists shouldn’t expect Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, etc. to easily forget the disaster of their former Marxist regimes.