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Hungary Launches Study on Measures Against Child Abuse in Schools

Hungary Launches Study on Measures Against Child Abuse in Schools

Ákos Kozma, Hungary’s ombudsman of fundamental rights, has launched a comprehensive study of measures available to apply in public education institutions in the instance of sexual or any other form of abuse against children.
Efforts to Offer Protection and Support to Ukraine Refugees in Hungary Commended by COE Commission

Efforts to Offer Protection and Support to Ukraine Refugees in Hungary Commended by COE Commission

The Council of Europe’s European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) released a report on Hungary, commending the country’s efforts to offer protection and support to refugees from Ukraine.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Left-wing and liberal authors believe that the West should support Ukraine until it regains the territories occupied by Russia.

"Spyware Grossly Abused In Hungary" - Euro Parl't’s Pegasus Committee Head

The head of the delegation of the European Parliament’s Pegasus committee visiting Budapest has said “everything indicates that [the Pegasus] spyware was grossly abused” in Hungary.
Budapest to Host Next CPAC Hungary in May, Orbán Key Speaker Again

Budapest to Host Next CPAC Hungary in May, Orbán Key Speaker Again

Budapest will again play host to a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), on May 4-5, the event organizer said.
March for Education Reaches Budapest

March for Education Reaches Budapest

A march for education started from Miskolc, in northern Hungary, on Monday reached the Kölcsey Ferenc Secondary School in Budapest’s sixth district on Saturday afternoon, where student and teacher organisations held a demonstration.
Hungary Committed to 'Remedying Deficiencies' in Judicial Independence, Says EC

Hungary Committed to 'Remedying Deficiencies' in Judicial Independence, Says EC

Hungary is “committed to remedy the deficiencies” in judicial independence as its recovery and resilience plan includes reforms aimed at strengthening the independence of the judiciary, the European Commission said in a statement on its approval of the partnership agreement with Hungary concerning cohesion funding.
USAID Launches Extensive New Programmes in Hungary & Region

USAID Launches Extensive New Programmes in Hungary & Region

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), with bipartisan Congressional support, is supporting new locally driven initiatives in Central Europe with the goal of strengthening democratic institutions, civil society, and independent media, “which are all pillars of resilient democratic societies”, the US Embassy in Budapest said on Monday.
Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

The Constitutional Court has turned down an appeal by opposition lawmakers seeking the top court’s review of the rules governing minimum services teachers must provide during a strike action.
Hungary Launches Study on Measures Against Child Abuse in Schools

Hungary Launches Study on Measures Against Child Abuse in Schools

Ákos Kozma, Hungary’s ombudsman of fundamental rights, has launched a comprehensive study of measures available to apply in public education institutions in the instance of sexual or any other form of abuse against children.
Efforts to Offer Protection and Support to Ukraine Refugees in Hungary Commended by COE Commission

Efforts to Offer Protection and Support to Ukraine Refugees in Hungary Commended by COE Commission

The Council of Europe’s European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) released a report on Hungary, commending the country’s efforts to offer protection and support to refugees from Ukraine.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Left-wing and liberal authors believe that the West should support Ukraine until it regains the territories occupied by Russia.

"Spyware Grossly Abused In Hungary" - Euro Parl't’s Pegasus Committee Head

The head of the delegation of the European Parliament’s Pegasus committee visiting Budapest has said “everything indicates that [the Pegasus] spyware was grossly abused” in Hungary.
Budapest to Host Next CPAC Hungary in May, Orbán Key Speaker Again

Budapest to Host Next CPAC Hungary in May, Orbán Key Speaker Again

Budapest will again play host to a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), on May 4-5, the event organizer said.
March for Education Reaches Budapest

March for Education Reaches Budapest

A march for education started from Miskolc, in northern Hungary, on Monday reached the Kölcsey Ferenc Secondary School in Budapest’s sixth district on Saturday afternoon, where student and teacher organisations held a demonstration.
Hungary Committed to 'Remedying Deficiencies' in Judicial Independence, Says EC

Hungary Committed to 'Remedying Deficiencies' in Judicial Independence, Says EC

Hungary is “committed to remedy the deficiencies” in judicial independence as its recovery and resilience plan includes reforms aimed at strengthening the independence of the judiciary, the European Commission said in a statement on its approval of the partnership agreement with Hungary concerning cohesion funding.
USAID Launches Extensive New Programmes in Hungary & Region

USAID Launches Extensive New Programmes in Hungary & Region

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), with bipartisan Congressional support, is supporting new locally driven initiatives in Central Europe with the goal of strengthening democratic institutions, civil society, and independent media, “which are all pillars of resilient democratic societies”, the US Embassy in Budapest said on Monday.
Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

The Constitutional Court has turned down an appeal by opposition lawmakers seeking the top court’s review of the rules governing minimum services teachers must provide during a strike action.