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Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

The European Parliament (EP) will discuss "Chinese police activity in Europe" during its plenary session on April 10 in Brussels.
Cambodian Connection: Hungarian Suspected Of Forcing Women into Sex Work Detained in Ukraine

Cambodian Connection: Hungarian Suspected Of Forcing Women into Sex Work Detained in Ukraine

Ukrainian authorities have detained a Hungarian national suspected of recruiting women with false promises and forcing them to work as prostitutes in Asian countries, Ukrainian authorities said.
Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes -

Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes - "Most Will Never Be Taken in By A Family"

Civil groups organised a demonstration in support of victims of child abuse and for “a healthy society” at Heroes’ Square in downtown Budapest on Friday evening.
EC To Launch Infringement Procedure Against Hungary Over Sovereignty Protection Law

EC To Launch Infringement Procedure Against Hungary Over Sovereignty Protection Law

The European Commission has sent a letter of formal notice to Hungary, launching an infringement procedure over the country’s Sovereignty Protection Act.
Hungarian Opinion: ’Digital Citizenship’ Seen as a ’Big Brother’ Project

Hungarian Opinion: ’Digital Citizenship’ Seen as a ’Big Brother’ Project

An independent lawyer fears that a fresh constitutional amendment may enable the authorities and internet providers to get access to citizens’ full profiles.
System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

Hungary’s system of providing aid to the victims of crimes is becoming increasingly effective, the justice minister told a conference on the subject on Tuesday, adding that while the number of crimes has dipped, the number of people helped through the system has increased.
'Very Successful' Census Moves to Next Phase in Hungary

'Very Successful' Census Moves to Next Phase in Hungary

The online stage of the census was very successful, as altogether seven million questionnaires have been submitted, Central Statistics Office president Gabriella Vukovich told Info¬rádió.
Expiring Documents Might Burden Hungarian Gov’t Offices

Expiring Documents Might Burden Hungarian Gov’t Offices

More than half a million official documents are waiting to be renewed, but the government windows are not prepared for the scale of the task, website G7 reports.
'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

“We condemn the Russian attack, but we cannot help the Ukrainians if we destroy ourselves in the meantime,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio. Some countries have shipping and storage capacities allowing them to manage without Russian oil or gas, he said, said it was “not a question of putting on a pullover and turning the heating down or paying a few forints more for gas.”
Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

The European Parliament (EP) will discuss "Chinese police activity in Europe" during its plenary session on April 10 in Brussels.
Cambodian Connection: Hungarian Suspected Of Forcing Women into Sex Work Detained in Ukraine

Cambodian Connection: Hungarian Suspected Of Forcing Women into Sex Work Detained in Ukraine

Ukrainian authorities have detained a Hungarian national suspected of recruiting women with false promises and forcing them to work as prostitutes in Asian countries, Ukrainian authorities said.
Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes -

Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes - "Most Will Never Be Taken in By A Family"

Civil groups organised a demonstration in support of victims of child abuse and for “a healthy society” at Heroes’ Square in downtown Budapest on Friday evening.
EC To Launch Infringement Procedure Against Hungary Over Sovereignty Protection Law

EC To Launch Infringement Procedure Against Hungary Over Sovereignty Protection Law

The European Commission has sent a letter of formal notice to Hungary, launching an infringement procedure over the country’s Sovereignty Protection Act.
Hungarian Opinion: ’Digital Citizenship’ Seen as a ’Big Brother’ Project

Hungarian Opinion: ’Digital Citizenship’ Seen as a ’Big Brother’ Project

An independent lawyer fears that a fresh constitutional amendment may enable the authorities and internet providers to get access to citizens’ full profiles.
System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

Hungary’s system of providing aid to the victims of crimes is becoming increasingly effective, the justice minister told a conference on the subject on Tuesday, adding that while the number of crimes has dipped, the number of people helped through the system has increased.
'Very Successful' Census Moves to Next Phase in Hungary

'Very Successful' Census Moves to Next Phase in Hungary

The online stage of the census was very successful, as altogether seven million questionnaires have been submitted, Central Statistics Office president Gabriella Vukovich told Info¬rádió.
Expiring Documents Might Burden Hungarian Gov’t Offices

Expiring Documents Might Burden Hungarian Gov’t Offices

More than half a million official documents are waiting to be renewed, but the government windows are not prepared for the scale of the task, website G7 reports.
'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

“We condemn the Russian attack, but we cannot help the Ukrainians if we destroy ourselves in the meantime,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio. Some countries have shipping and storage capacities allowing them to manage without Russian oil or gas, he said, said it was “not a question of putting on a pullover and turning the heating down or paying a few forints more for gas.”