@CNN: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is facing a strong backlash from universities after banning gender studies programs. A spokesman for Orban says the government believes “people are born either male or female.” https://t.co/xl6G160IAp https://t.co/mZA1oy6XCt

October 20, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is facing a strong backlash from universities after banning gender studies programs. A spokesman for Orban says the government believes "people are born either male or female." https://t.co/xl6G160IAp pic.twitter.com/mZA1oy6XCt

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@CNN: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is facing a strong backlash from universities after banning gender studies programs. A spokesman for Orban says the government believes “people are born either male or female.” https://t.co/xl6G160IAp https://t.co/mZA1oy6XCt

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