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Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

The cabinet acted swiftly to negate last week’s court ruling that the cabinet had illegally banned the media from hospitals.
Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Attila Sztojka, the government commissioner for Roma relations and head of the Directorate General for Social Opportunities, part of the Ministry of Interior, was recorded as saying that he would offer contracts and funds to some Roma Authority (ORO) representatives if the government’s preferred candidate is nominated to head the organisation’s list of potential MPs.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Referendum on Child Protection Law

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Referendum on Child Protection Law

In a ruling posted on its website on Thursday, Hungary’s Constitutional Court rejected all claims against a planned referendum on Hungary’s child protection law, ruling that parliamentary approval of the referendum was in line with the constitution, according to Alapjogokért Központ, a think-tank.
Constitution Can Only Be Changed By Observing Current Regulations, Says Top Court's Head

Constitution Can Only Be Changed By Observing Current Regulations, Says Top Court's Head

Hungary’s constitution can only be changed by observing current regulations, the head of the Constitutional Court said in an interview on public radio on Sunday, in connection with a declaration by the prime ministerial candidate of Hungary’s joint opposition of his intention to overturn Hungary’s constitution should he assume power in the 2022 general election.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Claims That Covid Immunity Certificates Are Discriminatory

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Claims That Covid Immunity Certificates Are Discriminatory

Hungary’s Constitutional Court has rejected claims that the rights enjoyed by immunity certificate holders, but withheld from those without one, are unconstitutional, a decision published on the court’s website said on Tuesday.
Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Commentators across the political spectrum wonder whether, if they win the election next April, the opposition could or would revoke the Fundamental Law – even in the absence of the required two-thirds majority in Parliament.
Pope Francis Closes Eucharistic Congress, Praises Hungarian Saints

Pope Francis Closes Eucharistic Congress, Praises Hungarian Saints

In his celebration of the closing mass of the International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest, Pope Francis expressed his wish that the Cross be "the bridge between the past and the future" for those gathered for the event.
EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

It appears that “compliance with the LGBTQ lobby” is more important to the European Commission than the protection of national minorities or the fight against anti-Semitism, Justice Minister Judit Varga said, commenting on the commission’s latest rule of law report.
Constitutional Review of Law on Municipal Housing Privatisation Requested by President

Constitutional Review of Law on Municipal Housing Privatisation Requested by President

President János Áder has asked the Constitutional Court for a review of an amendment proposal that would allow tenants to purchase apartments in historical monument buildings, the President’s Office said.
Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

The cabinet acted swiftly to negate last week’s court ruling that the cabinet had illegally banned the media from hospitals.
Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Attila Sztojka, the government commissioner for Roma relations and head of the Directorate General for Social Opportunities, part of the Ministry of Interior, was recorded as saying that he would offer contracts and funds to some Roma Authority (ORO) representatives if the government’s preferred candidate is nominated to head the organisation’s list of potential MPs.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Referendum on Child Protection Law

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Referendum on Child Protection Law

In a ruling posted on its website on Thursday, Hungary’s Constitutional Court rejected all claims against a planned referendum on Hungary’s child protection law, ruling that parliamentary approval of the referendum was in line with the constitution, according to Alapjogokért Központ, a think-tank.
Constitution Can Only Be Changed By Observing Current Regulations, Says Top Court's Head

Constitution Can Only Be Changed By Observing Current Regulations, Says Top Court's Head

Hungary’s constitution can only be changed by observing current regulations, the head of the Constitutional Court said in an interview on public radio on Sunday, in connection with a declaration by the prime ministerial candidate of Hungary’s joint opposition of his intention to overturn Hungary’s constitution should he assume power in the 2022 general election.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Claims That Covid Immunity Certificates Are Discriminatory

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Claims That Covid Immunity Certificates Are Discriminatory

Hungary’s Constitutional Court has rejected claims that the rights enjoyed by immunity certificate holders, but withheld from those without one, are unconstitutional, a decision published on the court’s website said on Tuesday.
Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Commentators across the political spectrum wonder whether, if they win the election next April, the opposition could or would revoke the Fundamental Law – even in the absence of the required two-thirds majority in Parliament.
Pope Francis Closes Eucharistic Congress, Praises Hungarian Saints

Pope Francis Closes Eucharistic Congress, Praises Hungarian Saints

In his celebration of the closing mass of the International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest, Pope Francis expressed his wish that the Cross be "the bridge between the past and the future" for those gathered for the event.
EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

EC Values ‘Compliance with LGBTQ Lobby’ over Protecting Minorities, Fighting Anti-Semitism

It appears that “compliance with the LGBTQ lobby” is more important to the European Commission than the protection of national minorities or the fight against anti-Semitism, Justice Minister Judit Varga said, commenting on the commission’s latest rule of law report.
Constitutional Review of Law on Municipal Housing Privatisation Requested by President

Constitutional Review of Law on Municipal Housing Privatisation Requested by President

President János Áder has asked the Constitutional Court for a review of an amendment proposal that would allow tenants to purchase apartments in historical monument buildings, the President’s Office said.