Massive demonstrations occurred in Budapest against the amendment of the law on assembly, led by the Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party. The peace march highlighted concerns over government exclusionary policies. Participants expressed fears about losing rights for future generations. Concurrently, government supporters protested against Tisza Party MEP Kinga Kollár's speech, criticizing her stance on EU funds and living standards in Hungary. Tensions escalated with derogatory remarks made by government officials towards opposition figures.