- Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who ousted Viktor Orban in April, says his government will reverse the 2020 rule that effectively blocked gay adoption and move decision-making from a political minister to independent professionals.
- The change is framed as restoring LGBTQ+ rights after years of Orban-era measures that restricted gender recognition, school materials and adoption access.
- The EU’s top court found Hungary’s anti‑LGBTQ rules unlawful, and while Hungary still doesn’t allow gay marriage it does recognise civil unions.
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