Blog When Soros cites Soros: There’s a difference between research and opinion posing as scientific analysis Jul 24, 2019 - Zoltán Kovács There are some topics where public opinion polling delivers a useful result. Evaluating the rule of law in a country, however, is not one of those areas.
Hungarian NGO activists lobby MPs in the Dutch Parliament to put more pressure on Hungary Feb 15, 2019 Earlier this week, NRC Handelsblad in the Netherlands published an interview with Márta Pardavi, president of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, under the title, “I understand if the Dutch are wondering why they give money to Hungary.” Just to be sure the readers know who Pardavi is, the Dutch paper points out that she was one of 28 on POLITICO Europe’s “Shaking, Shaping and Stirring Europe” list and leads an NGO that “provides legal assistance to asylum seekers.”
News in Brief Leading lawmaker says the “Soros network” is trying to influence Hungary’s judiciary system May 28, 2018 István Hollik, the spokesman of ruling Fidesz-KDNP’s parliamentary group said the [Hungarian] Helsinki Committee holds pro-migration sensitization trainings clearly designed to sensitize court employees by representing the viewpoint of migrants and their interests
News in Brief Hungary will not allow itself to be made a victim of the migrant business, says state secretary Apr 18, 2018 “Hungary will continue to take action to prevent this in future and will continue to represent the interests of Hungarian voters on all international forums," Pál Völner said
News in Brief The Helsinki Committee is attacking the reinforced legal border barrier Mar 29, 2017 The Helsinki Committee is attacking the reinforced legal border barrier - during the course of its overzealous activities it is attacking non-existent container prisons using faulty legal reasoning, according to a statement released today by the Ministry of Interior.
News in Brief Hungary finds human rights court ruling "unacceptable and unenforceable" Mar 24, 2017 The government will appeal the decision. Hungary insists, based on the principle of the reinforcement of sovereignty, that it should have the right to decide whom to take in and whom to expel