Published July 23, 2021 at 1:47 pm
Abroad. Following criticism from Western Europe, Hungarians must now take a stand on the new law banning schools and the media from spreading calls for homosexuality and transsexuality aimed at children. A referendum is to be held, but it will upset other countries in the Union.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte believes that Hungary should leave the EU because it is against the “rule of law” to restrict children's access to homosexual incitement.
In the early 2000s, a court in the Netherlands to classify the liberal pedophile party NDV as compatible with the rule of law, which led Italian right-wing politicians to raise the issue of excluding the Netherlands from the Union.
In Hungary, however, the EU has strong support as the country largely is provided by grant money from Sweden, Germany and other EU countries.
However, the EU has a so-called rule of law mechanism that allows the EU to decide not to pay any money to countries that violate politically correct ideas, or ” principles of the rule of law “as it is officially called the whole.
In addition to the Pedophile Act, the EU criticizes Hungary for having too low immigration from the third world, as high immigration is also included in the rule of law. iper.
Poland is also criticized on several points, among other things for introducing LGBTQ-free zones in the country.