By Tamas Csonka in Budapest An estimated 150,000 people took to the streets in Budapest in support of victims of child abuse on February 16, calling for a ‘just and healthy society’. It was the biggest rally against Viktor Orban’s regime since he took office in 2010, with Budapest’s iconic Heroes’ Square and the large section of the Andrassy boulevard filled with people, many of them in their early 20s. The protest was organised by prominent Hungarian YouTubers and influencers to speak out for the protection of victims, and in favour of transparency, human decency and honest social dialogue. T…