New Constitutional Proposal Defines a Person As Either Male or Female

Fidesz has submitted the 15th amendment to the Fundamental Law to parliament, the governing party announced on its social media page on Wednesday morning.

“The Western world is increasingly attacking norms that were previously taken for granted, especially the institution of the family and national identity,” they wrote.

The amendment responds to these challenges, they said, listing the key points:

• The proposal specifies in the article on families that a person is either male or female.
• The use of cash is granted constitutional protection: everyone has the right to pay with cash.
• All children have the right to the protection and care necessary for their proper physical, mental, and moral development. This right takes precedence over all other fundamental rights, except the right to life.
• The proposal allows for the suspension of Hungarian citizenship for those with dual citizenship who pose a threat to public order, public security, or national security in Hungary. Anyone whose citizenship is suspended may be expelled from the territory of Hungary.
• The amendment states that the production, use, distribution, and promotion of drugs is prohibited in Hungary.

“The amendment to the Fundamental Law was supported by all members of the governing party’s parliamentary groups. Our aim is to preserve Hungary’s fundamental values for future generations,” reads the post.

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