Which EU country bans the “display and promotion of homosexuality”?

In mid-June 2021, Hungary’s parliament passed a law banning sharing information with under-18s that the government considers promoting homosexuality or gender change. The law also means only individuals and organizations listed in an official register can carry out sex education classes in schools._x000D_

How did other EU countries react?

_x000D_Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, France, and Ireland were among European Union countries condemning Hungary for the new anti-LGBTQ law. In total, 16 member states out of 27 voiced their disapproval of the Hungarian law. Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg authored a joint declaration condemning Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban as violating the right to freedom of expression and a “flagrant form of discrimination based on sexual orientation.”