European culture and politics are under tremendous pressure, Balazs Hanko pointed out in connection with the recent amendment to the Fundamental Law passed by the National Assembly, which prioritizes family and child protection.
We Hungarians have lived here in the heart of Europe for more than a thousand years. We are an island of normality. We have always considered Christian values our own, and we still do today. This includes the order of the created world, which is based on and centered around families. Just as the National Assembly previously defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman, now we have also established that a person is biologically born either male or female and that one's sex at birth cannot legally be changed,
the minister told Origo. He added, "We are surrounded by an abnormal world here in the European Union. Aggressive LGBTQ propaganda spares no one, not even children. It attacks core values, family policies, culture, kindergartens, schools, and even parents."
The minister also noted that since the civic government took office in 2010, two hundred thousand more children were born in Hungary compared to the preceding 14 years. He discussed family support measures and the renewal of the university system, which readers can learn more about in Hungarian by clicking here.
Cover photo: Minister of Culture and Innovation Balazs Hanko (Photo: MTI/Judit Ruprech)
