People protested the Overtime Act at the Parliament on Friday night. It is the third consecutive night of unrest in Hungary's capital. The event started off with speeches from all Hungarian opposition parties - a unique occurence since Fidesz's 2010 ascension to power. kep_22980472 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Approximately a thousand people gathered at Kossuth square, but as the speeches proceeded, the crowd kept growing. kep_22980470 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Anna Donáth, vice president of Momentum (dragged away by riot police yesterday and taken into custody) said Fidesz may have majority in Parliament, but their actions certainly made them lose that majority in Hungary's society. kep_22980468 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Andrea Varga-Damm, MP of Jobbik said opposition parties are sharing the same platform because they seek the happiness of the people, the happiness that was promised to them in 1990's regime change by the people who are currently jumping on the backs of Hungarians as despots kep_22980466 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Bence Tordai, MP of Párbeszéd spoke next. kep_22980464 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest After the speeches, protesters voted for marching - they left the square for Margaret Bridge. kep_22980462 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Protesters marched through several places - the Ringroad, Oktogon, Deák Ferenc square, from there they went to Astoria, Liberty then Elizabeth bridges, then finally back to Kossuth through the Christmas market at Vörösmarty square. kep_22980460 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest The protests caused wide-spread massive traffic jams, but drivers were patient and understanding. kep_22980458 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest The crowd chanted constantly. kep_22980456 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest A protester standing on Liberty Bridge with a smoke grenade. kep_22980454 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Leaving Liberty Bridge protesters went towards Elizabeth bridge on the bank of the Danube. kep_22980452 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Many joined the process during the march, growing the crowd to several thousands of people. kep_22980450 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Protesters mixing with guests of the famous Christmas Market on Vörösmarty square. Tourists were taking pictures and seemed to be generally surprised. kep_22980448 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Finally, protesters arrived back to Kossuth square around 9:30PM. Thousands of people were chanting "Filthy Fidesz," "Fidesz Mafia," and "Don't hurt the police." kep_22980446 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest But tensions were rising and soon police loudspeakers started blaring warnings that the protest is no longer considered peaceful, urging protesters to abstain from illegal acts such as throwing things or covering their faces. This warning kept on droning for the rest of the night. kep_22980444 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Despite the warning, some protesters started throwing smoke grenades, eggs, and firecrackers at the police. kep_22980442 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest A person who was throwing objects at the police was lifted from the crowd, but this just made the anger and the throwing intensify. kep_22980440 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest As police reinforcements arrived, people were chanting "You are defending criminals" kep_22980438 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest Riot police utilised tear gas as they tried to force protesters out from the square. kep_22980436 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest After midnight, people started to disperse. At most 150 people stayed at Kossuth square, a group of approximately 500 people went for the Sándor Palace, where they chanted a bit and sung the Ode to Joy. kep_22980428 Thousands protested on Friday night in Budapest