EU court orders Hungary to lift LGBT law

The Court of Justice of the European Union has ordered Hungary to repeal its 2021 law that bans gay pride parades and restricts children's access to LGBT content. The court ruled the law violates human rights and EU treaty principles. The European Commission can now decide on potential punishments if Hungary fails to implement the decision. Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar, who opposed the bans during his election campaign, will face the decision's enforcement.