Ahmed H., der verurteilte Anführer einer gewalttätigen Gruppe von Einwanderern, die 2015 versucht hat, die ungarisch-serbische Grenze zu stürmen, kann nun nach Zypern zurückkehren.
Ahmed H., the convicted leader of a violent mob of immigrants that tried to storm the Hungarian-Serbian border in 2015, can now return to Cyprus. Hopefully, with this latest, the...
The Hungarian authorities are waiting for authorities in Britain as well as in Cyprus where Ahmed H and his family lived before, to state whether they are ready to take...
In a letter to United Nations Special Rapporteur Fionnuala Ni Aolain, the foreign minister has expressed “astonishment and shock” over her “defense of a terrorist”
Fionnuala Ni Aolain criticized Hungarian laws and procedures, claiming that the country’s government “used Ahmed H in a slander campaign” while running the national consultation survey
He’s out of prison. Why won’t anybody take him in? Where are all those bleeding hearts now, the ones demanding “Freedom for Ahmed”?
“If they care so much about his freedom, they should lobby their government to welcome Ahmed H. into their country,” Balázs Hidvéghi said
If you want to understand why the government of Hungary considers Soros and Soros-funded organizations to be political actors driving an agenda, look no further than the case of Ahmed H.
Csaba Dömötör said the Hungarian government finds it objectionable that while Brussels provides no grants for the protection of the borders, they are happy to raise the grants of activist groups
Ahmed H charged with illegal border crossing and complicity in “acts of terrorism”
Ahmed H was sentenced in the Szeged Court of Justice in March to seven years in prison and expelled from Hungary for 10 years
When POLITICO Europe published that story this morning on the retrial of a man facing charges in Hungary after an attack on Hungarian border guards, the reporter and editors left a lot out of the story.
Hungary’s supreme court has ruled that a Szeged appeals court’s dismissal of a first-instance ruling and order of a retrial in the Ahmed H case is unlawful