Pro-LGBT Coca-Cola adverts spark boycott calls in Hungary

Campaign linked to Sziget festival criticised by senior member of ruling Fidesz party

Advertisements by Coca-Cola relating to a popular music festival in Hungary that promote gay acceptance have prompted a boycott call from a senior member of the conservative ruling party.

The posters are timed for the week-long Sziget festival - that takes the theme of "Love Revolution" and starts on Wednesday in Budapest - and show gay people and couples smiling with slogans such as "zero sugar, zero prejudice".