While the government in Bucharest considers an anti-LGBTQ+ law, thousands take to the streets for Pride
An estimated 10,000 people took part in the Pride in Bucharest, Romania, while the organizers put the number at 15,000.
Tom Daley was awarded the Order of the British Empire
A Pride celebrated while the Bucharest government is planning to definitively approve a law–already approved by the Senate–that mirrors, in many points, the anti-LGBTQ+ propaganda laws already approved in Russia and Hungary.
A Law prohibiting all forms of the so-called and non-existent ‘LGBTQ+ propaganda’. Not only that, but restrictions on marches and any LGBTQ+ themed public events could also be passed.
Ukraine may consider gay marriage
In Romania, homosexuality has been decriminalized, and a lot has been done in terms of civil rights, but society is still very conservative, which is why same-sex marriages and civil unions are still forbidden. And the temptation to turn Romania into a homophobic nation like Russia and Hungary is very strong.
A transformation that absolutely must be stopped by the European Union.
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