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Justice Minister: Germany must respect Hungary’s sovereignty
“We demand that the new federal government respect our sovereignty,” said Justice Minister Judit Varga.
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Justice Minister: Hungary's sovereignty at stake in Spring election
The key question in the parliamentary election next spring will be whether Hungary remains faithful to its thousand-year-old past or gives up its sovereignty.
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Justice Minister: Venice Commission has no say in how Hungarians raise their children
“We will stop the LGBTQ lobby at the fences of schools and kindergartens,” the justice minister said.
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Justice Minister: Hungary is ready for next Article 7 procedure debate
The government is going into next week’s debate in connection with the EU’s Article 7 procedure against Hungary with “straightforward and clear” arguments.
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Justice Minister: Key to future of Europe is EU enlargement
The justice minister insisted that Brussels should stop practices that result in the alienation of member states.
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Justice Minister: Court adviser only gave an opinion
Lawmakers representing ruling Fidesz in the EP said they would continue to make every effort to resist “blackmail” masked as “rule of law”.
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Justice Minister: Hungary holding most events at future of Europe conference
Minister Varga said this was further proof of Hungary’s commitment to exchanging of views on the future of the bloc for which the opinion of Hungarians was indispensable.
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Justice Minister: Government committed to helping victims of domestic violence
Hungarian ministers marked the UN’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
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Justice Minister: EC is intent on forcing the government to let in migrants
The minister said the European Commission’s ruling on the “Stop Soros” law package aims to get Hungary let in migrants, but their efforts failed as “Fortress Hungary is still standing”.
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Justice Minister: We will continue to protect the borders of Hungary and Europe
“What happens next? Will Member States be punished simply for protecting the continent from mass migration? We will continue to defend Europe," the justice minister said.
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Justice Minister marks 10th anniversary of Hungary’s constitution
Hungary’s fundamental law is not just a document but a charter that establishes an alliance linking the past and future, spanning the history of our thousand-year-old statehood.
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Justice Minister: Hungary’s judiciary gives proper consideration to ECtHR criteria
Hungarian judges are aware of and well prepared when it comes to the characteristics of the Strasbourg court.
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Justice Minister: EC’s rule-of-law reports have no legal footing
The report in question regarding Hungary was based on the opinion of civil organizations that are critical of the government and biased against it.