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Kneecap’s Hungary Ban Unprecedented and Unnecessary - Access All Areas

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With the Hungarian Government having banned Kneecap from entering the country ahead of their performance at Sziget, the festival’s organisers have called the move unnecessary and unprecedented. The controversial rap act from Belfast was due to perform on 11 August at the 92,000-capacity festival in Budapest but have been informed that they have been banned from Hungary for three years. Organisers of the Superstruct owned festival, due to take pl…

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The Northern Irish rap band Kneecap is not allowed to perform at the Budapest Sziget Festival in August. The reason for the Hungarian government is that they "promote anti-Semitic hate speeches that support terrorism and terrorists". Therefore, the Foreigners Authority has imposed a three-year entry ban on the members of the band.

From the Palestinian flag to the ban: this is how the Kneecap case became a legal precedent - The Hungarian government's decision redefined the boundaries of freedom of speech.

·Budapest, Hungary
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eurotopics.net broke the news in on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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