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Compiled by David Webb 16 Western European countries denounce Hungary’s new anti-LGBT censorship lawBELGIUM — The European Commission has announced plans by the European Union to take legal action against Hungary for the passage during June Pride Month of a law banning LGBTQ content in public schools.

Already 16 countries have condemned the new law. In Brussels on June 23, Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen described the bill as shameful, saying., “I will use all the powers of the commission to ensure that the rights of all EU citizens are guaranteed, whoever you are and wherever you live.” The bill passed by Hungary’s Parliament forbids any mention of homosexuality or sexual reassignment to anyone under the age of 18.

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