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Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

The law which criminalises scare-mongering during an epidemic applies to anyone who knowingly spreads false information, the Constitutional Court said in a ruling upholding the law.
Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister’s chief of staff, has called for the legislation on terminating the emergency powers handed to the government in March in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak passed by parliament to be proclaimed as a law as soon as possible so that the state of emergency could be lifted as early as midnight on Wednesday.
Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

"Hungarian democracy is alive and well, and we’re succeeding in our fight against the novel coronavirus," State Secretary Zoltán Kovács said in an op-ed published by The Washington Post.
PM Orbán Stresses Need Of Preparations For Second Wave Of Epidemic

PM Orbán Stresses Need Of Preparations For Second Wave Of Epidemic

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio that the epidemic is not yet over and that experts predict a second wave in the autumn.
Justice Minister: Hungary First In EU To Terminate State Of Emergency

Justice Minister: Hungary First In EU To Terminate State Of Emergency

Hungary has successfully concluded the first phase of its efforts against the novel coronavirus and will be the first European Union member to rescind its special legal order, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in an article published by portal EUObserver.
Video Opinion: Hungary Ends Legal Recognition Of Transsexual Citizens

Video Opinion: Hungary Ends Legal Recognition Of Transsexual Citizens

The new law stipulating that sex at birth cannot be changed in legal documents has ignited a debate between two sides which speak mutually exclusive languages.
Hungarian Government Won't Accept European Court Ruling On Transit Zone

Hungarian Government Won't Accept European Court Ruling On Transit Zone

  • 20 May 2020 10:14 AM
  • current affairs
The government is refusing to accept the European Court’s ruling that Hungary’s transit zone is a place of detention, and it will examine the matter based on the country’s constitution, the prime minister’s chief domestic security adviser said.
Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

The Hungarian government’s special measures in response to the coronavirus epidemic fully accord with the European Union’s fundamental principles, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in a letter to members of the European Parliament.
Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response Law Has 'Stood Test Of Rule Of Law'

Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response Law Has 'Stood Test Of Rule Of Law'

Hungary’s law on the response measures to the novel coronavirus epidemic has “stood the test of the rule of law” and it has been proven that the freedom of the press is not under threat in the country, the justice minister said in an interview to the Saturday edition of daily Magyar Nemzet.
Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

The law which criminalises scare-mongering during an epidemic applies to anyone who knowingly spreads false information, the Constitutional Court said in a ruling upholding the law.
Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister’s chief of staff, has called for the legislation on terminating the emergency powers handed to the government in March in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak passed by parliament to be proclaimed as a law as soon as possible so that the state of emergency could be lifted as early as midnight on Wednesday.
Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

"Hungarian democracy is alive and well, and we’re succeeding in our fight against the novel coronavirus," State Secretary Zoltán Kovács said in an op-ed published by The Washington Post.
PM Orbán Stresses Need Of Preparations For Second Wave Of Epidemic

PM Orbán Stresses Need Of Preparations For Second Wave Of Epidemic

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio that the epidemic is not yet over and that experts predict a second wave in the autumn.
Justice Minister: Hungary First In EU To Terminate State Of Emergency

Justice Minister: Hungary First In EU To Terminate State Of Emergency

Hungary has successfully concluded the first phase of its efforts against the novel coronavirus and will be the first European Union member to rescind its special legal order, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in an article published by portal EUObserver.
Video Opinion: Hungary Ends Legal Recognition Of Transsexual Citizens

Video Opinion: Hungary Ends Legal Recognition Of Transsexual Citizens

The new law stipulating that sex at birth cannot be changed in legal documents has ignited a debate between two sides which speak mutually exclusive languages.
Hungarian Government Won't Accept European Court Ruling On Transit Zone

Hungarian Government Won't Accept European Court Ruling On Transit Zone

  • 20 May 2020 10:14 AM
  • current affairs
The government is refusing to accept the European Court’s ruling that Hungary’s transit zone is a place of detention, and it will examine the matter based on the country’s constitution, the prime minister’s chief domestic security adviser said.
Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

The Hungarian government’s special measures in response to the coronavirus epidemic fully accord with the European Union’s fundamental principles, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in a letter to members of the European Parliament.
Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response Law Has 'Stood Test Of Rule Of Law'

Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response Law Has 'Stood Test Of Rule Of Law'

Hungary’s law on the response measures to the novel coronavirus epidemic has “stood the test of the rule of law” and it has been proven that the freedom of the press is not under threat in the country, the justice minister said in an interview to the Saturday edition of daily Magyar Nemzet.