Novák and Varga step down
Katalin Novák and Judit Varga resigned in connection with a pardon of the deputy director of a children’s home who had been convicted of helping to cover up child abuse.
Katalin Novák and Judit Varga resigned in connection with a pardon of the deputy director of a children’s home who had been convicted of helping to cover up child abuse.
Judit Varga said it was clear that when it came to “Hungarophobia, the liberal left doesn’t even believe its institutions”.
Judit Varga said that in 2024 the ruling alliance of Fidesz and the Christian Democrats would work to put Hungary “back on the path of development” and preserve the country’s...
Judit Varga said Brussels was forcing anyone who “speaks the truth about migration” into silence.
Judit Varga said an open-border strategy, the ideology-driven migration policy, causes chaos for our societies.
Judit Varga said Hungary sees EU integration of the Western Balkans as a fundamental interest of European security and its economy.
Hungary will not support Ukraine’s European integration until Kyiv guarantees the rights of the Hungarian minority living there.
“We see that a weak America allows escalation to happen, so we are interested in a strong America because it is the key to the symbolic door of peace from a Hungarian perspective,” Minister Varga said.
“We believe in family, we believe in national sovereignty, we don’t think that mass illegal migration is a good thing for our future, et cetera,” Minister Varga said.
Minister Varga said on Facebook that she had written a letter to Didier Reynders, the European Commissioner for Justice, saying that Hungary had fulfilled all its commitments regarding “judicial milestones”.
The justice minister said the debate on the rule of law can only progress if the "politically motivated discourse" in the European Union is replaced by an "unbiased, international constitutional dialogue."
Minister Varga said the Hungarian EU presidency in 2024 would put issues around demography on its agenda, and convince the EC that those issues could be resolved “through family policies promoting childbirth rather than through immigration”.
The justice minister said the issues of human trafficking, security policy, demography, and anti-Semitism will form key planks of the trio program.