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German Defendant in Brutal 'Antifa Case' Sentenced to 22 Months in Hungarian Prison

A Budapest appeals court sentenced the secondary defendant in the so-called “antifa case” to one year and ten months in prison in a binding ruling.

Jailed Antifa Activist to Be Released on Bail - But She Must Stay in Budapest Under ‘Criminal Supervision’

A Budapest appeals court ruled on Wednesday to release the primary defendant in the “antifa case” into criminal supervision on bail of 16 million forints (EUR 42,000), the court said in a statement.

Appeal Made After Former Momentum Head Found Guilty of Assault On Police During Demo

A Budapest appeals court has found András Fekete-Győr, the former head of the Momentum party, guilty of assault against persons in official capacity, the court said.

Brazilian Arrested in Budapest for Drug Trafficking & Manslaughter Appeals Against Extradition

A Brazilian national arrested in Budapest on June 21 on charges of drug trafficking, money laundering, manslaughter and forgery will remain in custody during the appeal procedure against a ruling to extradite him to his homeland, the Budapest Appellate Chief Prosecution Office said on Wednesday.

Prosecutor Says Camera Woman Who Kicked Migrants Should Get Tougher Sentence

  • 18 Jan 2017 8:08 AM
  • current affairs
The prosecutor has appealed for a tougher sentence in the case of a camerawoman who kicked migrants as they rushed across a field near the Röszke border in southern Hungary back in September 2015. On Jan. 12, the court sentenced Petra László to three years’ probation for disorderly conduct. If she does not reoffend during that period, the conviction will be dropped.

Xpat Opinion: Outrageous Police Reaction To Crimes Against The Hungarian Roma

  • 7 Oct 2013 1:00 AM
  • current affairs
Today’s topic is the Hungarian police’s decision not to investigate the attack on a Roma family in Devecser, one of the villages that earlier fell victim to the red sludge that covered acres and acres of land around a factory producing aluminum. I didn’t deal with this specific incident except as one in a series of anti-Roma attacks by far-right groups during the summer of 2012.

German Defendant in Brutal 'Antifa Case' Sentenced to 22 Months in Hungarian Prison

A Budapest appeals court sentenced the secondary defendant in the so-called “antifa case” to one year and ten months in prison in a binding ruling.

Jailed Antifa Activist to Be Released on Bail - But She Must Stay in Budapest Under ‘Criminal Supervision’

A Budapest appeals court ruled on Wednesday to release the primary defendant in the “antifa case” into criminal supervision on bail of 16 million forints (EUR 42,000), the court said in a statement.

Appeal Made After Former Momentum Head Found Guilty of Assault On Police During Demo

A Budapest appeals court has found András Fekete-Győr, the former head of the Momentum party, guilty of assault against persons in official capacity, the court said.

Brazilian Arrested in Budapest for Drug Trafficking & Manslaughter Appeals Against Extradition

A Brazilian national arrested in Budapest on June 21 on charges of drug trafficking, money laundering, manslaughter and forgery will remain in custody during the appeal procedure against a ruling to extradite him to his homeland, the Budapest Appellate Chief Prosecution Office said on Wednesday.

Prosecutor Says Camera Woman Who Kicked Migrants Should Get Tougher Sentence

  • 18 Jan 2017 8:08 AM
  • current affairs
The prosecutor has appealed for a tougher sentence in the case of a camerawoman who kicked migrants as they rushed across a field near the Röszke border in southern Hungary back in September 2015. On Jan. 12, the court sentenced Petra László to three years’ probation for disorderly conduct. If she does not reoffend during that period, the conviction will be dropped.

Xpat Opinion: Outrageous Police Reaction To Crimes Against The Hungarian Roma

  • 7 Oct 2013 1:00 AM
  • current affairs
Today’s topic is the Hungarian police’s decision not to investigate the attack on a Roma family in Devecser, one of the villages that earlier fell victim to the red sludge that covered acres and acres of land around a factory producing aluminum. I didn’t deal with this specific incident except as one in a series of anti-Roma attacks by far-right groups during the summer of 2012.