They tried to ban Pride. They got Hungary’s biggest anti-government protest in years ()

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They tried to ban Pride. They got Hungary’s biggest anti-government protest in years

Organisers estimated the turnout at more than 180,000, including more than 70 members of the European Parliament and delegations from 30 countries.

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