Stadium belonging to Bayern Munich very often it lights up in rainbow colors to solidize with the community LGBT. Annually Allianz Arena it is illuminated in rainbow colors on the occasion of Christopher Street Day, which is a holiday celebrated by people identifying with this environment.
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The Allianz Arena will not be illuminated in rainbow colors during the match Germany – Hungary. UEFA does not agree
Mayor of Munich Dieter Reiter has asked UEFA for permission to allow the stadium to be illuminated in rainbow colors during the meeting between Germany and Hungary, and people entering the stands Allianz Arena they could raise flags that show solidarity with the LGBT community. According to the German newspaper “Bild”, the European federation did not agree to this. UEFA believes that all 11 stadiums should shine in the colors of the stadium and the nations participating in the Euro 2020.
Dieter Reiter wished to obtain approval for this event to support the LGBT community in Hungary. On Monday, June 14, before the game with Portugali± there were massive protests against a new law governing the dissemination of material about homosexuals and the LGBT community. However, they were put into effect on Tuesday.
“Capital Bavaria it promotes diversity, tolerance and equality both in sport and in society. On the occasion of the match Germany – Hungary we want to send a visible signal of solidarity to the LGBT community in Hungary, which suffers from the new law adopted by the local government “- we can read in the statement of the authorities of Munich. The Germany-Hungary meeting will be held on Wednesday 23 June at 21:00 In the event of a win, the staff led by Joachim Loew will secure itself a promotion to the 1/8 finals of Euro 2020.
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