Hungary's Magyar government moves to strip homophobia from child protection law

Hungarian PM Péter Magyar's government is amending the child protection law to remove the Orban-era conflation of homosexuality with paedophilia. This marks a clear policy reversal from the previous administration's stance, signaling a shift in Hungary's domestic political direction. The move is part of the broader Tisza government agenda, but its legislative success and broader political impact remain to be seen.