EU’s top court finds Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ+ law in breach of key values

Did they wait until after the elections to publish their decision? Good move, lol.

TL,DR from a Hungarian The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)—has ruled that Hungary’s so-called “Children Protection Law” violates the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, effectively rendering All of it void and requiring Hungary to bring its legal system into compliance without delay. (Mandated the destruction of the law itself) The law, often referred to as the “plastic foil law,” imposed multiple restrictions related to LGBT content and rights. These included requiring books with LGBT themes to be removed from bookstores or labeled as “explicit content” if sold online, and mandating that any books containing sexual or LGBT content be shrink-wrapped inside physical stores. Beyond publishing restrictions, the law also limited adoption rights for same-sex couples, restricted public gatherings related to LGBT issues, , and prevented transgender individuals from changing their gender markers on official identification. Cancelled LGBT awareness raising programs, TV programs & Shows that contained LGBT issues were moved to +18 rating, essentially sinking shows that had them. Schools were prohibited from Mentioning LGBT issues during sex education, and the Constitution was amended to say "The Mother is a Female, and the Father is a Male". This law was the one that got dunked on by Luxemburg, essentially forcing Hungarian justice System to comply and nuke it from existence

So what will be done? A stern letter of disapproval?