Despite all the effort from the government and far-right parties and organisations to ban and sabotage the event, Budapest celebrated its biggest Pride to date on 28 June.

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Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ban, many Budapest Pride participants told me, spurred them to attend an event they usually stay away from. Last year, just 35,000 took part.