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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 16, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Human Rights Watch
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Reforms to Hungary's Anti-LGBT Laws Welcome, but More to Do (opens the original)
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Hungary’s new government has taken an important step toward dismantling a key discriminatory legacy of the Orbán era—the legal targeting of LGBT people. The job is not finished, however. The government submitted legislation to Parliament on September 14 to remove several provisions of the 2021 so-called “child protection” law that restrict the “portrayal” or “promotion” of sexual and gender diversity in content accessible to children. The proposed changes remove the restrictions from laws relati
Reforms to Hungary's Anti-LBGT Laws Welcome, but More to Do (opens the original)
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Hungary’s new government has taken an important step toward dismantling a key discriminatory legacy of the Orbán era—the legal targeting of LGBT people. The job is not finished, however. The government submitted legislation to Parliament on September 14 to remove several provisions of the 2021 so-called “child protection” law that restrict the “portrayal” or “promotion” of sexual and gender diversity in content accessible to children. The proposed changes remove the restrictions from laws relati
Hungary Extends Abusive Migration State of Emergency (opens the original)
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Hungary’s government has extended until December 31 the “state of crisis caused by mass migration,” prolonging an emergency regime introduced in 2016 despite the absence of the conditions that could justify its continued use. Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced on September 4 that the government would extend the measure, which was due to expire on September 7. Magyar said the four-month extension would allow the government time to negotiate with European Union institutions on new legislation t
Hungary’s Parliament Adds Safeguards to Asset Recovery Office (opens the original)
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Hungary’s parliament on July 28 adopted legislation establishing the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (Nemzeti Vagyonvisszaszerzési és Vagyonvédelmi Hivatal, NVVH), a key element of the government's efforts to investigate mismanagement of public assets, recover assets allegedly transferred unlawfully under previous governments, and prevent future abuses. The final legislation incorporates important judicial safeguards for rights that were absent from the initial draft. The office wi
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