The Hungarian national assembly has passed legislation repealing anti-LGBTQ provisions enacted during the tenure of Viktor Orbán’s government. The contentious law, originally introduced in 2021 amidst widespread protests, initially aimed to increase penalties for offenses against children. It was subsequently broadened to include a prohibition on “promoting homosexuality” to individuals under the age of 18. This broader application was later utilized as justification to ban Pride parades throughout Hungary. The repeal marks a significant shift in Hungarian law and addresses concerns raised by human rights organizations. The move suggests a potential change in approach regarding LGBTQ+ rights within Hungary. The legislation is expected to alleviate some of the restrictions faced by the LGBTQ+ community in Hungary.