Out of 2,000 events in a series of upcoming conferences on the future of the European Union, Hungary has registered 160, more than any other country except for Germany and...
"The law does not interfere in the life of adults in any way, it does not violate the rights of sexual minorities in any way,” Minister Varga said.
“In Hungary, adults are free to live in the way they want, according to their own will and beliefs. However, parents have the exclusive right to determine how their children...
Hungary has maintained from the “very beginning” that “the resettlement of migrants leads to the cultural self-surrender of Europe”.
“We fully support Poland and take solidarity with our Polish friends,” Minister Varga said.
Justice Minister Judit Varga said that a strong Europe is needed instead of “a declining Europe going backwards”.
"We should not give up our security and Christian culture by bringing the problem here, help must be brought where it is most needed,” the justice minister said.
Justice Minister Judit Varga said clients could not only have access to therapy but also to financial aid in crisis situations.
Minister Varga vowed to launch a debate on the future of the EU aimed at finding ways to avoid similar crises as in recent times.
“More and more people consider Hungary an example and accept our advice on how to build Europe," the justice minister said.
Judit Varga has called Hungary a “model state” when it comes to managing issues around migration.
Minister Varga said conflicts between the European Parliament and the European Commission make the EU’s future hopeless.
Young people play a key role in preserving the friendship between Poland and Hungary, the two countries’ friendship is “unparalleled in European history”.