“We are organizing a happy, spring and picnic-like event where any handicapped groups can represent themselves,” the organizers wrote on their official page. The politically unbiased event is set to raise awareness that approximately two million people are handicapped in Hungary, and despite common beliefs, they do not in fact constitute a homogenous group.
The march will proceed from Clarck Ádám tér, across the Chain Bridge to Roosevelt tér and József Attila utca, culminating at Erzsébet tér. The organizers expect to approximately 5,000 people to attend.
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