Europe’s top court has ruled that Hungary’s 2021 law restricting LGBTQ-related content violates EU law, marking a clear legal stance on equal rights across the bloc. The decision strengthens protections for LGBTQ people and sets a precedent for how member states must uphold fundamental freedoms.
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El tribunal de la UE dictamina que Hungría vulnera derechos LGBTQ

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El máximo tribunal europeo concluyó que la ley húngara de 2021 que restringe contenidos LGBTQ viola la legislación comunitaria. La sentencia refuerza la protección de los derechos fundamentales y fija un precedente claro sobre las obligaciones de los Estados miembros dentro de la Unión Europea.

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