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Hungarian President Returns Amendments Concerning State Audit Office To Parliament

Hungarian President Returns Amendments Concerning State Audit Office To Parliament

President János Áder returned two amendments - one concerning the State Audit Office (ÁSZ), and another on public administration officials - to parliament for reconsideration on Friday.
Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

President János Áder has signed an amendment to the labour code, the president’s office said in a statement published on its website.
Amnesty International: Police Must Rein In Unnecessary & Excessive Force Used Against Protesters In Hungary

Amnesty International: Police Must Rein In Unnecessary & Excessive Force Used Against Protesters In Hungary

  • 18 Dec 2018 11:36 AM
  • current affairs
The police must rein in unnecessary and excessive force, including the use of tear gas, against peaceful protesters, Amnesty International said today ahead of further demonstrations planned tonight in Budapest.
PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

The demonstration in Budapest on Wednesday against changes to overtime regulations was “unlawful”, according to the Prime Minister’s Office chief.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

The Constitutional Court rejected complaints submitted by 55 opposition MPs against a law tightening regulations on political billboard advertising justified by the desire to protect cityscapes.
Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Two independent MPs, Bernadett Szél and Szabolcs Szabó, have asked the Constitutional Court to annul a government decision granting “strategic national significance” status to the acquisition of Echo TV, Magyar Idők, New Wave Media and Opus Press by the Central European Press and Media Foundation.
Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

The Hungarian government recently submitted a bill that would ban demonstrations at many important, symbolic locations in Budapest and would only permit events organized by the government. For years, the most important protests have been held at these symbolic locations and at public holidays.
Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bills submitted to parliament recently that would amend laws on competitiveness in the agriculture sector and the sale of farmland would drastically devalue the assets of some 1.5 million landowners, a Socialist Party leader told a press conference over the weekend.
Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary’s flag was raised and then lowered to half-mast with military honours in front of Parliament on Sunday to mark the 62nd anniversary of the crushing of the 1956 revolution and freedom-fight.
Hungarian President Returns Amendments Concerning State Audit Office To Parliament

Hungarian President Returns Amendments Concerning State Audit Office To Parliament

President János Áder returned two amendments - one concerning the State Audit Office (ÁSZ), and another on public administration officials - to parliament for reconsideration on Friday.
Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

Hungarian President Áder Signs Amendment To Labour Code

President János Áder has signed an amendment to the labour code, the president’s office said in a statement published on its website.
Amnesty International: Police Must Rein In Unnecessary & Excessive Force Used Against Protesters In Hungary

Amnesty International: Police Must Rein In Unnecessary & Excessive Force Used Against Protesters In Hungary

  • 18 Dec 2018 11:36 AM
  • current affairs
The police must rein in unnecessary and excessive force, including the use of tear gas, against peaceful protesters, Amnesty International said today ahead of further demonstrations planned tonight in Budapest.
PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

PM’s Office Chief: Budapest Demo 'Unlawful'

The demonstration in Budapest on Wednesday against changes to overtime regulations was “unlawful”, according to the Prime Minister’s Office chief.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Opposition Complaints Against Campaign Billboard Law

The Constitutional Court rejected complaints submitted by 55 opposition MPs against a law tightening regulations on political billboard advertising justified by the desire to protect cityscapes.
Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Two independent MPs, Bernadett Szél and Szabolcs Szabó, have asked the Constitutional Court to annul a government decision granting “strategic national significance” status to the acquisition of Echo TV, Magyar Idők, New Wave Media and Opus Press by the Central European Press and Media Foundation.
Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

The Hungarian government recently submitted a bill that would ban demonstrations at many important, symbolic locations in Budapest and would only permit events organized by the government. For years, the most important protests have been held at these symbolic locations and at public holidays.
Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bills submitted to parliament recently that would amend laws on competitiveness in the agriculture sector and the sale of farmland would drastically devalue the assets of some 1.5 million landowners, a Socialist Party leader told a press conference over the weekend.
Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary’s flag was raised and then lowered to half-mast with military honours in front of Parliament on Sunday to mark the 62nd anniversary of the crushing of the 1956 revolution and freedom-fight.