The Hungarian authorities fall short in their ability to identify potential victims of human trafficking, a Council of Europe (CoE) expert body has said. Continue reading “Hungary falls short in identifying victims of human trafficking – CoE report”
The Hungarian government has submitted a counter claim to the European Court of Justice concerning the infringement procedure which the European Commission launched against Hungary for failing to implement the community’s quota decisions. Continue reading “Hungary continues to reject quotas”
The government announced on Tuesday that it submits a “significantly stricter” version of the “Stop Soros” bill to parliament after having made several modifications to the original draft legislation, the state secretary for government communications has said. Continue reading “Govt submits stricter version of ‘Stop Soros’ bill”
The government’s “Stop Soros” legislative package will be proposed to the parliament in two weeks, Hungarian daily Magyar Idok reported. Continue reading “Parliament soon to vote about the Stop Soros package”
Contrary to what US financier George Soros has said about Hungary’s government, it is his network, rather than the Hungarian government, that employs “mafia methods”, justice ministry state secretary Pal Völner said in an interview to the Thursday edition of daily Magyar Hirlap. Continue reading “‘Soros network’ employs mafia methods – Völner”
A new ruling by the European Court of Justice prohibiting the use of psychological examinations to verify the sexual orientation of asylum seekers could open the doors to migrants entering Hungary, daily Magyar Idok said on Friday. Continue reading ““European court ruling could open door to migrants””
Government politicians accused Soros-funded NGOs of supporting Ahmed H, convicted under terrorism charges. Continue reading ““Soros NGOs support a terrorist””
