After five weeks spent organizing, every Tuesday, a demonstration on the Elisabeth de Budapest bridge to oppose the liberticidal measures of the Hungarian government, whose new law prohibiting the march of pride of June 28 in the capital, Akos Hadhazy did not expect a new assault against the right to come together. On the morning of April 22, the opposition deputy discovered that the rally planned a few hours later, like that of the 1er-Mai the following week, had been prohibited by the Hungarian Supreme Court. According to the highest judicial authority in the country, these events are “Obstacles” The smooth running of the “Daily life” of the city.
“As under the Soviet regime, political events are prohibited for political reasons”declares, the same day, by sighing, the elected without label of Zuglo, on the 14the Budapest district, In jeans and dark suit jacket, in the middle of empty tables in the back room of a coffee in the capital. Tired, he reassures itself by saying that this umpteenth obstacle proves that the ruling party would be “Disturbed” By his weekly civil disobedience, he insists. “I will continue. »»
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Source: Lemonde