Vote! Is it a crime to repaint the rainbow bench?

As is known, on Thursday Amnesty International and the Ferencváros Municipality handed over the capital's first rainbow public bench to the IX. in Tompa Street in the district. However, it didn't stay in this state for long, as Fradi ultras painted it green and white by Saturday.

Amnesty International Hungary responded by repainting the bench on Tompa Street rainbow again. They did this to "everyone who wants to live with us in an open, free and happy country" - asking people to take care of the bench. Amnesty also filed a police report in the case, saying that the bench is a symbol that must be protected together.

However, after two days, the ominous bench became green and white again, presumably repainted by Fradi ultras. A Stop LGBTQ sign has now been blown up in front of the bench.

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