Museum chief sacked over LGBTQ law

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The head of the Hungarian National Museum was sacked on Monday for “failing” to enforce a government order barring minors from an exhibition under a controversial law targeting LGBTQ content.

The museum, however, told AFP last week that it “cannot legally enforce” the government order to ban minors from attending as it cannot ask for identity cards. Later on Monday, Simon said on Facebook he “takes note of the decision” but “cannot accept it”, stating that the museum “has not deliberately violated any law” by showing the pictures in the exhibition.

As a former MP from Orban’s right-wing Fidesz party, Simon also voted in favor of the controversial law.

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