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Hungary’s constitutional undermining of internationally protected human rights
By Dorottya Atol, Amnesty International Hungary Hungary is about to take a leap backwards when it comes to guaranteeing human rights and basic freedoms including a deeply limited definition of “family” in its new constitution. The fourth amendment to Hungary’s … Continue reading
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“I can’t believe he’s not here anymore,” Lubou Kavalyoua told WIRE about her son, Ulad, who was executed and buried in secret last year. She still doesn’t know where his grave is. Read their story on page 18 in WIRE … Continue reading
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Demonstrating against the media law in Hungary
By Dori Átol, campaign coordinator of Amnesty International Hungary Despite freezing conditions around 6-8,000 people gathered in front of the Parliament building in Budapest on 27 January to protest against the media law that came into effect in Hungary on … Continue reading