Voltage Around Oradea Pride. The Council of Europe Joins the Romanian Authorities to Allow the 25 July March
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The Council of Europe, together with members of the European Parliament, reacted strongly to the information that Oradea Pride March 2026, scheduled for 25 July, risks being again prevented by the municipality. The situation drew the attention of the leaders of Strasbourg in the context of the event facing major administrative obstacles to [...]
The Romanian city of Oradea is once again heading towards a ban on the annual Pride march. This makes it appear that the city is keeping an LGBTI demonstration out of public space for the fourth year in a row. Formally, the reasons always concern planning, construction work, and safety. In practice, however, organizers and human rights groups speak of a structural blockade, reports Romanian Insider.
The Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O-Flaherty, is concerned that Oradea Pride could again be prevented. Several European officials and politicians are asking the authorities to allow the march to be carried out safely.
The Human Rights Commissioner of the Council of Europe, Michael O-Flaherty, publicly expressed his concern...
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