Looks like Hungary is making some bold moves to protect children by passing laws to make sure they are not exposed to any inappropriate material. The rest of the EU is not too happy about this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccpejKq_Rto
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-57439699Hungary's ruling nationalist party has submitted legislation to ban content it sees as promoting homosexuality and gender change to minors.
The draft law would ban LGBT literature for under-18s, including educational material, and advertisements deemed to be promoting gay rights.
Several human rights groups denounced it, saying it was similar to Russian restrictions on LGBT activities.
The party, PM Viktor Orban's Fidesz, is preparing for elections in early 2022.
Budapest Pride, an alliance of Hungarian LGBT groups, urged activists to lobby US President Joe Biden to raise the issue with Mr Orban in Europe next week.
Hatter Society, one of those groups, said the Fidesz proposal "would seriously curb freedom of speech and children's rights".
The proposal is included in a government bill that punishes paedophilia. It says youngsters under 18 cannot be shown pornographic content, or any content that encourages gender change or homosexuality, Reuters news agency reports.
The Fidesz government and Poland's ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) government are both under formal EU investigation for alleged breaches of EU rule-of-law standards.
Neither country recognises gay marriage and both have laws restricting gay adoption. Hungary's constitution states that marriage is for heterosexual couples.
the childrens theater in nürnberg has created a "menstruation parcours" to teach kids about it
needless to say that the gross presentation is not appropiate and there is gender propaganda everywhere like "all people should menstruate"