Posts Tagged ‘LGBT’
Happy Valentine’s
A friend of mine made this pic. Actually, I met him first at the Budapest Pride march 2 years ago. Somehow it has become a routine to start debating before summer on the late-summer one afternoon long pride march. The question is always: will there be a pride march this year, or not? Yesterday Mandiner [...]
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Budapest Pride 2009
I should have written this post about 2 weeks ago ’cause we held the Budapest Pride March on September 5, but I think there are still some people who are interested in the topic and would like to read more about the event. I marched that day, so I can tell what I experienced personally. [...]
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Tags: 2009, budapest, Budapest Pride, gay, Hungarian, Hungary, LGBT, police, pride march, Swedish
Facing Homophobia
I found today that a new video about the Budapest Pride March of last year has been published via the webiste of LGBT Film and Cultural Festival. Two minutes later I read an article reporting that yesterday night a man opened fire in a LGBT center in Tel Aviv. A gunman shot dead two people [...]
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Tags: budapest, democracy, equality, homophobia, Hungarian Guard, LGBT, LGBT Film and Cultural Festival, murder, pride march, Tel Aviv
Pride filmnights at OSA Budapest
Next week the pride filmnights organized by the Rainbow Mission Foundation and the Open Society Archives continues with the screening of Shinjuku Boys which is a documentary on Japanese cross-dressers, transgendered. The aim of the screenings should be some kind of preparation for the LGBT Pride Week at the end of August but even if [...]
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Hungary On Global Voices Online- Hungary: “Oligarch” is the New Buzzword of the Hungarian Net May 9, 2012József Ángyán, the former Hungarian State Secretary in the Ministry of Rural Development, resigned in January and since then has been trying to draw attention to the shady relations between the government and some Hungarian 'oligarchs'. It's a sensitive issue, and he is facing retaliation of the powers others had also tried to call into accoun […]
- Video: Mothers Around the World Share Their Different Experiences April 26, 2012In the International Museum of Women, the current online exhibit is all about mothers. MAMA: Motherhood around the globe explores the different aspects of motherhood through video interviews to women in Nigeria, Kenya, Afghanistan, USA, Colombia, Hungary, China and Norway.
- Hungary: An Eventful Celebration of the National Holiday March 20, 2012The prime minister compares the country to a frog; a rapper is elected as "the alternative president"; far-right protesters break into the IMF office; a techno party is held at Budapest's Heroes' Square, followed the next day by a paramilitary group's oath ceremony. Marietta Le reports on this year's eventful celebration of Hung […]
- Europe: Will ACTA Treaty Pass After Protests? March 14, 2012The ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Treaty (ACTA) by the European Parliament has been delayed in expectation of an opinion from the European Court of Justice on its conformity with fundamental rights.
- Hungary: Tax Administration Investigates Citizen Activists March 1, 2012Véleményvezér blog commented [hu] on the news of the most popular citizen movement's activists being checked by the National Tax and Customs Administration, interpreting it as a sign of fear by the ruling party Fidesz: “Two years after [winning] a two-thirds [majority], they're already catching flies, they're chasing civil activists. […]
- Slovakia, Hungary: Shrouded in Smog February 14, 2012Blogger Ulrika Lejnarová, highlighting air pollution data from the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute [sk], wonders [sk] why Slovakia, while often paying attention to the critical conditions in Hungary [en], is doing little to inform its own citizens of the domestic situation adequately, in order to avoid health complications. Written by Tibor...
- Hungary: Another Environmental Catastrophe in the Making February 14, 2012In October 2010, a toxic spill from a red sludge reservoir in Kolontár caused the greatest environmental disaster in Hungary's recent history. Atlatszo.hu and Greenpeace are now drawing attention to another hazardous waste reservoir, in the town of Almásfüzitő, which is "leaking like a sponge" and is already causing grave environmental and hea […]
- Hungary: Goodbye, Malév! February 8, 2012Malév, Hungary's state airline since 1946, ceased operation on February 3, 2012, due to bankruptcy. Marietta Le reports on the reactions in the blogosphere, explaining what Malév meant for the people.
- Balkans: Online Platform Tracks Reports From Areas Hit by Record Snowfall February 7, 2012Since last week, the Balkans have been hit by massive snow storms, the likes of which have not been seen in over a decade, if not longer. Danica Radisic reports on relevant initiatives launched by the region's online community, including the new Ushahidi platform for tracking verified information on road blocks, power outages and other critical points a […]
- Hungary: “We Voted For Orbán, Not For Goldman Sachs” January 29, 2012Last Saturday, after several protests against the government's policies, Hungarians supporting those in power decided to hold a rally of their own, too. Marietta Le reports.
- Hungary: “Oligarch” is the New Buzzword of the Hungarian Net May 9, 2012
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