Hungarian Péter grew pumpkins
Following the April elections, many sought signs of a genuine regime change in Hungary. Key moments included the arrests of prominent figures and discussions with foreign leaders. However, the Prime Minister's recent announcements regarding stricter laws against domestic violence and support for pregnant women marked a significant societal shift. These decisions, previously deemed unrealistic, were influenced by public protests advocating for the ratification of the Istanbul Convention. Activists and citizens gathered to demand action, questioning the necessity of such measures for women's protection.
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