Minister Varga said talks between Hungary and the European Commission on the package of judicial reforms are focused on a narrow set of political issues and are now “in the...
The justice minister said the Hungarian government will use every legal tool at its disposal to protect the will expressed by the Hungarian people in last year’s referendum on child...
The justice minister said that assisting families was “something like a maternal instinct” for the government, which was “constantly fine-tuning” the system.
Judit Varga has revealed that she refused a request by members of the European Parliament’s PEGA Committee to meet her.
The justice minister said that “we live in an age of dangers” not only including the war in a neighboring country but “the European Union building a Europe rejecting traditional European values”.
Minister Varga noted that the duration of court procedures has substantially been reduced since the introduction of the new law on criminal procedures in 2018.
On January 7, 1765, the troops of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, retaliated a protest by some 2,500 Szeklers who refused to serve in the Austrian army under command in German.
The justice minister said European Union member states “listened to Hungary’s arguments” and approved the country’s recovery plan which is expected to lead to the unblocking of recovery funding.
The system followed a Dutch pattern, in which victims would start receiving services automatically, from the time they file a criminal complaint.
The justice minister said Hungary has fulfilled all deadlines and content requirements of the European Commission.
The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation in the United States has a vital role in keeping the events of many decades ago in the minds of younger generations.
The justice minister said the Christian Democrat and national conservative formula were working.
The only solution to Europe’s current energy dependence problem is to diversify energy acquisition.