The European Parliament on Thursday approved a resolution calling for legal action in response to a new law in Hungry banning the portrayal or promotion of homosexuality to minors under the age of 18.
The new Hungarian legislation would affect the teaching of sex education in schools, by forbidding the use of materials seen as promoting homosexuality.
MEP's argued that the law violates "EU values, principles, and law," adding that law is "another intentional and premeditated example of the gradual dismantling of fundamental rights in Hungary." The resolution passed on Thursday says the new Hungarian law is part of a broader pattern of political censorship.
