Two Austrian participants in the Budapest Gay Pride were arrested on Saturday, following the annual parade, online news portal Index reported. As part of a 50-member group that traveled from Austria on a bus to take part in the Budapest Pride, the two people latter arrested were walking back to their bus when attacked by neo-Nazis with “smell sprays“.
Most of the Austrians escaped into the bus. The Hungarian neo-Nazis later identified two members of the Austrian group as attackers. The Austrian participants were released by police on Sunday morning.
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