Where are we now, almost 3 years after the enactment of the propaganda law that shackles the representation of the LGBTQ community? What are the legal constraints and creative solutions to the bottleneck of discourse on the LGBTQ community in art in Hungary today?
With our invited guests, we will seek answers to the questions of the legal and social effects of the propaganda law, whether we can talk about censorship in Hungary, whether the phenomenon of self-censorship has already emerged, and what responsibility cultural mediators, artists, writers and film directors have to ensure that all Hungarian citizens have access to information about the LGBTQ community.

Host:
Jojó Majercsik, editor and presenter of the cultural and public podcast Take Back Your Voice, and press officer of Budapest Pride.

Guests:
Kata Oltai - art historian, curator
Tomi Persely - creative director of feat. advertising agency
Zsolt Szekeres - lawyer

This event is supported by Háttér Társaság. The opinions, findings and conclusions expressed during the event are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Háttér Társaság.