A controversial amendment to Hungary’s constitution has left the country’s LGBTQI community both defiant and fearful, rights groups have said.

According to Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, politicians should not be allowed to foment tension between neighbors.

David Koranyi is the president of Action for Democracy. I never thought I’d see the day when Hungary — my country of birth — would threaten to suspend my citizenship for the act of defending democracy ...

“From scapegoating LGBT people to suspending Hungarian citizenship of dual citizens, the Hungarian government is cementing a legal framework that is hostile to the rule of law ...

The amendment, which comes after a law was passed last month to ban LGBTQ+ pride marches, will allow the Hungarian government to temporarily suspend the citizenship ... U.S. FDA policy benefits ...

Such suspensions would apply to Hungarian citizens who also hold citizenship of another country that is not a member of the EU or European Economic Area. Such suspensions may last for a maximum of ...

Hungary’s parliament on Monday passed an ... The amendment passed Monday also allows for Hungarians who hold dual citizenship in a non-European Economic Area country to have their citizenship ...

This is alongside allowing Hungarians to have their citizenship suspended if they are deemed to pose a threat to Hungary's security or sovereignty. Local organisers have called the amendment ...

The governing Fidesz party passed a constitutional amendment stating that all Hungarians are either male or female, and another protecting the “moral development” of children. By Andrew ...

Such suspensions would apply to Hungarian citizens who also hold citizenship of another country that is not a member of the EU or European Economic Area. Such suspensions may last for a maximum of ...