The woman’s daughter, Judit Tamás, who lives in Hungary, said Wednesday that lawyer Zoltán Lomnici Jr., vice president of the youth section of the Council of Human Dignity, undertook to argue her case free of charge.

The elderly Tamás, a resident of Rimavská Sobota, was granted Hungarian citizenship last April in a fast-track procedure in view of her age. A local authority asked her to return her Slovak documents in early December. Her other daughter, 66, who lives with her, is in the same situation."

Source: Hungary Around the Clock

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