100 migrants attempt to break through Röszke border crossing
The illegal entrants threw stones at the police while some 30 of them climbed on the border fence. Police thwarted the attempt.
The illegal entrants threw stones at the police while some 30 of them climbed on the border fence. Police thwarted the attempt.
The appeals court also ruled that the two Syrian and two Palestinian defendants should be expelled from the country for two years once they have served their prison terms.
Police prevented more than 60 migrants from entering Hungary, but a handful managed to cross the border. Five have been sentenced.
Two Turkish men have been expelled from Hungary in a fast-track court procedure after they attacked border police in Röszke.
Zoltán Kovács said the government is paying particular attention to the various pieces of information that are coming to light with almost daily regularity in relation to the operations of the “Soros network”
Pál Völner, Justice Ministry state secretary, said that rulings like this could “tear down the Schengen system” and generate “business human rights protection”
“International and European Union organizations must provide concrete replies to the question of whether a terrorist can be exonerated," Péter Szijjártó, minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said
The Court of Appeal in the southern city of Szeged has convicted seven Syrian and Iraqi men for their role in a migrant riot at the Röszke border crossing in 2015