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140:(DT) in 2005. In 2010, DT encountered a hostile business environment fostered by the new Fidesz government which adopted punitive measures against foreign owners of domestic companies. During DT's negotiations with the Hungarian government over telecommunications policy, a senior Fidesz official (János Lázár) suggested a covert line of communication between the government and Origo editors because "Origo's journalists had historically struggled to grasp the government's perspective on certain matters". Origo signed a contract with a media consultancy firm run by Attila Várhegyi, a former senior Fidesz member, after which the telecommunications deal was finalized on terms favourable to DT. This resulted in a revolt of Origo employees and editors. During the first half of 2014, political interference in journalists' work and editorial policy began to become noticeable, according to one former employee. After one Origo journalist launched an investigation of Lázár's foreign travel expenses despite Várhegyi's firm's requests to slow the investigation, Lázár complained to Magyar Telekom executives in 2014. Origo, headed by a combative editor-in-chief (Gergő Sáling) protecting a tenacious investigative reporter, persisted in scrutinising Lázár's record and eventually launched court proceedings to obtain documents regarding Lázár while also publishing several pieces unfavourable to Lázár. After Orbán re-election and months of pressure, Magyar Telekom gave in and fired the editor shielding the investigations. Several journalists resigned in protest. Regarding it as a political liability, Magyar Telekom decided to sell Origo. In an open sale process, businesspeople close to the ruling party purchased the news outlet. By 2018, Origo's coverage took a steadfastly pro-government stance. 815:, bans LGBT issues from being mentioned in school educational materials, bans advertisements that feature favourable portrayals of LGBT persons if underaged persons may be the audience, and creates an official registry of sex educators permitted to conduct sex education classes in schools. The law also put limits on sales of literature that features LGBT topics, requiring such children's books to be sold in closed packaging, and forbids the sale of such books or other media in the vicinity of churches or schools. The legislation was also seen as conflating homosexuality with paedophilia. Leaders of 17 EU countries signed a joint statement condemning of the legislation and threatening to challenge the legislation in court over human rights violations if it were not withdrawn. The legislation was also denounced by the president of the European Commission. 152:, administered by people close to the government. The media organisations were transferred to the Foundation by over a dozen pro-government business "moguls" and were already highly supportive of the government. The move was thus largely symbolic, but nonetheless unprecedented within the EU. One of the foundation's board members announced the Foundation has an "undeniably" right-wing agenda and that one of its goals is to prevent "opposition-minded media outlets" from regaining "the prominent market position that they held before Mr. Orban's election". Viktor Orbán argued that in Hungary still the "leftist, liberal media outlets are in majority", and the newly created foundation is a national interest because it is non-profit. 241:

cooperation between the countries". The Ministry responded by stating " strictly respect the freedom of speech and freedom of the press and would never interfere in any of the media's editorial policy". The request was condemned by the Slovenian Journalists' Association, multiple MPs of Slovenia's governing coalition, the president, prime minister, and other prominent politicians, with one MP announcing that he will be requesting that the parliamentary Committee on Culture and Foreign Policy be convened over the issue. Multiple diplomats and experts also expressed consternation over what they described as an unprecedented/"unheard of" diplomatic move.

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director who pledged to promote Hungarian values and combat liberalism, and attract audiences that believe in a "nation state", while in another instance summoning a theatre director that was appointed by the previous government and produced plays that questioned "Hungarian national narratives" for questioning by Parliament and later refusing to renew his contract. The government also recruited a group of right-wing artists with ties to Fidesz and turned it into a government agency with the power to distribute stipends and prizes to artists that displayed a "clear national commitment".

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public broadcasters was also purged. Journalists at the public broadcasters were directed to report on political issues so as to be favourable to the government and its message, faced political interference while reporting on certain topics (e.g. LGBT issues, climate change, and migration), needed to obtain permission from superiors before beginning to write or publishing reports on certain "sensitive" topics that were listed on an internal "watch list", and were prohibited from reporting certain topics. State media has been accused of refusing to cover anti-government protests.

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advertising revenues (the government is the country's second largest advertiser) while pressuring owners of media companies by targeting their other business interests so that they would either fall in line or sell their media holdings. Over 500 Hungarian news outlets were said to be supportive of the government in their coverage as of 2018, up from only 31 in 2015. By 2017, 90% of all Hungarian media was owned by either the state or by Fidesz allies, according to one Hungarian scholar. All regional newspapers are said to be controlled by pro-Fidesz owners.

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appointees. This resulted in all Constitutional Court judges being appointees of Fidesz after 8 years of its rule, with multiple judges having close connections to the party and the Constitutional Court consistently voting in line with the Fidesz government. In instances where laws were struck down by the Court as unconstitutional, the Fidesz-dominated parliament simply amended to Constitution. The authority of the Constitutional Court was also constricted by the new Constitution in 2011 in a move that further drained power away from the judicial branch.

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approaching the border, criminalize assistance to asylum seekers ("facilitating illegal immigration") (thus potentially threatening activists, lawyers, and NGO employees with prison sentences), allow the banishing of foreign citizens who support migration from the country, and vest the interior minister with the authority to review organisations involved in immigration advocacy and forbid them if they are deemed to represent a "national security risk". The reform has been widely condemned, including by the UN, and Amnesty International.

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of its license by the media council (which is staffed by government supporters) after failing to file required paperwork in time. Other broadcasters had committed similar mistakes without suffering such a fate. Its appeal to restore its frequency was rejected by the media council in March 2021, saying the filing contained errors and did not meet legal requirements. The European Commission said it was considering legal action against Hungary for its failure to renew the radio station's license.

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process to sanction the Hungarian government that could result in the country losing its EU voting rights were it to be successfully completed, marking the first instance of the punitive process' use in the history of the EU. "A report detailing Hungary's alleged breaches of democratic norms, which was used to justify European Parliament's disciplinary action, cited violations including weakening media plurality, crackdowns on civil society and moves towards limiting educational freedom."

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assailing critical NGOs. The Fidesz-led government has been accused of engaging in cronyism and corruption. Fidesz has been accused of antisemitism, and the Fidesz-led government has been accused of passing legislation that violates the rights of LGBT persons. Due to its controversial actions, Fidesz and its government have come in conflict with the EU on multiple occasions.

123:, one of the two national daily newspapers opposed to the government (which had been in print for 80 years) and its sister radio station (both owned by Lajos Simicska, a businessman that entered into confrontation with Orbán in 2015 after a longstanding alliance between the two) announced their intention to cease operations due in part to a government advertising boycott. 561:"The government is using its democratic legitimacy not only to reform the state but to reform the society" said professor Andras Patyi who had headed a new university established by Fidesz to train future civil servants, police, and soldiers, adding that other leaders in democratic societies have commonly attempted to do the same. 931:". The government says the labor reforms are necessary to provide much-needed support for businesses struggling to cope with a shortage of workers. The jobless rate in Hungary has dropped to a near all-time low of 3.7 percent, while the number of unfilled jobs has reportedly doubled to a record high in the last three years. 735:, saying that "the Jews control the country, but the gypsy children deserve a slap" and that "the parliament should reinstate the death penalty and execute five or six liberal Jewish politicians". Haszilló promised to leave the party after the leak, but he did not, and Fidesz nominated him for re-election as mayor in 2019. 344:, produced a multi-party polarization, in which Fidesz became the right-wing's primary party, until 2010, where, thanks to a decimated and divided opposition, Fidesz won a two-thirds supermajority with half of the votes. The ensuing Fidesz supermajority government then acted to reform the electoral system by introducing 405:, an international election observer, has accused Fidesz of using government resources to bolster its electoral chances, " the line between state and party" during the 2018 parliamentary election. It also reported "media bias, and opaque campaign financing", describing the election as "free but not entirely fair". 187:

information about links of Hungarian journalists with media organisations in the diplomats' host countries. A senior Foreign Ministry official justified the monitoring by asserting the government is merely tracking left-wing journalists who had been attending courses held by Soros funded organisations abroad.

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In late 2018, the government amended the labour code to increase maximum overtime from 250h to 400h, and delaying the employee compensation deadline from 1 to 3 years. In some instances, the law would also allow employers to compensate workers at the regular hourly rate for overtime work. The changes

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with the subtext reading "‘You have the right to know what Brussels is planning to do ... compulsory relocation quotas"). In response to the political ad campaign, the leader of the EPP has demanded Orbán apologize for and renounce the criticism levied against EU by him and his party or face Fidesz's

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In 2021, the Hungarian parliament passed a bill that featured provisions banning depictions of LGBT persons in mass media or educational materials that may be viewed by underage persons. The stated goal of the provisions was to prevent underage persons from viewing content that promotes homosexuality

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In 2021, the Fidesz-led government introduced a law that would transfer the ownership of state university to foundations, which would be headed - according to PM Orban - by nationalists, with people with "internationalist" or "globalist" views disqualified from holding administrative positions in the

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In 2018, the government also passed laws (the "Stop Soros Law") that financially sanction any NGO that "promotes illegal migration", threaten activists that organize or support migration or carry out work contrary to "Hungary's national security interests" with restraining orders preventing them from

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Journalist require government permits to report from near the national border. The government has been accused of blocking journalists' access to refugee camps and immigrant transit centres, restricting refugee-related coverage, and government forces have been accused of forcing journalists to delete

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was gradually stripped of radio frequencies until it was only able to broadcast from Budapest, and was to be taken off air by the Hungary's media council in 2011. After a campaign by listeners, Klubrádió was awarded a long-term frequency in March 2013. In February 2021, Klubrádió was finally stripped

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The Fidesz government has been accused of " away at the country's democratic framework, reducing judicial independence, taking control of most state and private media and reshaping the electoral system to favor Fidesz." It has also been accused of providing a "blueprint for the erosion of democratic

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The protests that initially opposed the "Slave law" soon evolved to also voice opposition to the nature and actions of the ruling government in general, with multiple opposition parties joining the protests in solidarity. The protests, with the number of attendants peaking at about 15,000, have been

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in redrawn and larger single-member districts, while the other half would be elected through a national list proportional representation. This electoral system, used since 2014, incentivizes unity, which so far has benefited Fidesz against a still-fragmented opposition. As a result, the left-liberal

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Taking power in 2010 with a supermajority able to propose and pass legislation largely at will, Fidesz has often denied parliament sufficient time to deliberate proposals, sometimes giving only a few hours' notice before discussions on proposals and only allowing a few hours of debate. The laws were

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Fidesz dismantled a Constitution Court nominations committee that was originally staffed by representatives of all parliamentary parties to ensure consensus, instead taking complete control over the nomination process. The size of the Constitutional Court was expanded to allow for stacking by Fidesz

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In 2018, Tünde Handó, the government's judicial chief with close personal ties to Orbán and Fidesz, was accused by an independent panel of senior judges of abusing her function to interfere with the appointment process for senior judges in a move that confirmed longstanding accusations by individual

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in his second premiership. The Fidesz-led government has been accused of severely restricting media freedom, undermining the independence of the courts, subjugating and politicising independent and non-governmental institutions, surveilling political opponents, engaging in electoral engineering, and

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The "Stop Soros" law outlawing support or promotion of illegal immigration has been criticized for being so vague as to potentially criminalize providing humanitarian aid to immigrants; giving food for undocumented migrants on the street, distributing information about the asylum process, providing

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Religious organisations critical of the Fidesz government have allegedly been selectively denied legal status and funding. Religious institutions had historically dependent upon significant government subsidies. Loss of legal status would result in the loss of government and taxpayer funds. The law

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cover that called on Slovene authorities to assist the Hungarian government in preventing "similar incidents" from occurring in the future because "the Hungarian embassy in Ljubljana is convinced that actions such as the publication of the aforementioned cover harm the otherwise excellent bilateral

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Hungarian diplomats posted in European countries regularly gather information about foreign travel of Hungarian journalists (including from government officials of host countries) and relay the gathered information to the Hungarian government via diplomatic cables. Some embassies have also compiled

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The transformation of Origo, Hungary's leading news website, from an opposition publication to a government-friendly one has been regarded as an exemplary "cautionary tale" for the stifling of press independence. The site was established in the late 1990s by Magyar Telekom and gradually evolved its

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of EU countries and highlighted the position of Hungary in this. They stated that "The Hungarian (Fidesz) government is minimising its country's participation in the genocide, rehabilitating war criminals, and introducing anti-Semitic writers into the national curriculum." The report describes the

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The government funding squeeze of non-loyal NGOs has left these starved of resources; NGOs have thus increasingly turned to foreign donors to finance their operations, in particular, the Norwegian government, and the Soros-headed Open Society Foundation. The government had subsequently raided some

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The National Cooperation Fund, headed by László Csizmadia, a vocal Fidesz supporter, has preferentially tended to support groups with religious and nationalist aims, with three of the top recipient organisations led by Fidesz politicians. Csizmadia, a right-wing theorist, has on numerous occasions

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Orbán attributed Fidesz's 2002 electoral loss to the country's "liberal media", initiating a campaign to recruit loyalists who would buy up media outlets and create a more friendly media environment while engaging operatives to coordinate and administer the media under the government's sway. Media

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said that "I love my homeland, love the Hungarians and give primacy to Hungarian interests over those of global capital – Jewish capital, if you like – which wants to devour the entire world, especially Hungary." He claimed that students in Jerusalem schools were taught in the Hungarian language,

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The Fidesz government appointed former party politicians to non-partisan oversight institutions that were created as checks on government power after the fall of the Communist regime. The institutions involved included the State Audit Office, the State Prosecution Service, and the National Fiscal

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State media is said to be "entirely loyal to" Orbán and his government. Soon after taking office, the Fidesz government dispatched new managers to the offices of the Hungarian public radio that were later described as "propagandists" by one employee (a popular radio host). A third of the staff at

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Shortly after taking power in 2010, Orbán passed laws enabling him to appoint candidates to lead the country's main media regulators while expanding the powers of the same regulators to fine and punish media organisations. The law would also impose hefty fines for coverage it finds "unbalanced or

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Orbán was on multiple occasions also rebuffed by various institutions of the European Union. In a speech, Orbán boasted to his supporters that he had been out-maneuvering EU institutions by implementing contentious policies without excessively provoking them and incurring only painless criticism

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The Fidesz-dominated parliament has altered the Constitution to establish a "parallel court system" to handle cases pertaining to public administration, leading to fears that the new courts would be stacked by government loyalists and used to approve contentious politically motivated reforms and

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voted to suspend Hungary's voting rights within the EU, accusing it of breaching democratic norms and EU's core values. Poland however vowed to veto the sanctions immediately after the European Parliament voted to pursue the sanctions against Hungary. The move was the first step in a procedural

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Due to socioeconomic factors, the Orbán government increased the extent of economic migration into the country, despite Orbán's previous statements denouncing foreign workers. Reportedly, the government's anti-immigration sentiment has fueled social strife between Hungarian and foreign workers.

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data despite a regional trend in the opposite direction. The EU anti-fraud agency has launched multiple investigation into misuse of EU funds by people close to PM Orbán, including a company owned by Orbán's son-in-law. The government has been accused of punishing non-loyal businesspeople with

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authorized the use of Pegasus by Hungarian intelligence and law enforcement services to target the government's political opponents. The Orban government has been accused of using it to spy on members of media as well as on Hungarian opposition. According to the findings released in July 2021,

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Fidesz appointees and loyalists have also come to dominate artistic institutions and universities. Art exhibitions and plays have begun to assume nationalist and anti-Western undertones. The government wields the authority to appoint theatre directors, and it has, in one instance, appointed a

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The Fidesz government has been accused of "silencing media", and of controlling all major media outlets in Hungary, thus creating an echo chamber that has excluded alternative political voices. The government has been accused of selectively starving non-loyal media organisations of government

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In 2020, the Fidesz-led government attempted to transfer the management of the Budapest University of Theater and Film Arts to a foundation headed by an Orban ally who wanted to make the university more "national" and "Christian", with students protesting the plan by occupying the university

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The government has battled educators over textbook content that promotes a narrative of ethnocentrism and Hungarian victimhood. The government line has been pushed into school textbooks; history textbooks present Orbán's views on the threat of immigration, going on to state that "It can be

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Fidesz has also been condemned by EU politicians and institutions for launching a government campaign - involving ads, billboards, and letters sent to all citizens - that suggested that EU's immigration policy is being controlled by Soros (who is depicted standing behind and smiling with

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was harshly criticised by Hungary's ambassador to Slovenia, and by the Hungarian press secretary. The ambassador's protest was lampooned by the magazine, which published a "corrected and courteous" cover, now portraying Orbán, with a flower in his hair, extending an olive branch, while

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citing this as evidence of a Jewish conspiracy to take over Hungary. Molnár's comments were widely criticised by the Jewish community and other parties, but Fidesz refused to denounce him nor expel him from the party; Viktor Orbán, however, described the claims as "embarrassing".

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On policy grounds, Orbán and his government also came into conflict with the EU by voicing support for the possible reintroduction of the death penalty within Hungary (EU rules prohibit the death penalty for all member states) and by clashing with the EU over the handling of the

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in 2014, but the Hungarian government refused to properly amend it. The government asserted the reform was necessary to address widespread abuse of the system while some government officials said the law needed to be amended but blamed a lack of cooperation from the opposition.

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The Orbán government has been accused of infringing on a free civil society. The government's crackdown on civil society organisations has been criticized as an assault on the only bastion of democratic checks and balances and opposition to the Fidesz government and its agenda.

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journalists and managers of media holdings appear to have been spied on by the Hungarian government with Pegasus. Phone numbers of at least 10 lawyers, at least 5 journalists, and an opposition politician were included on a leaked list of potential Pegasus surveillance targets.

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judges and the political opposition. Hando unsuccessfully attempted to prevent the council from convening to frustrate the release of the report. A flurry of judges' resignations prior to the report's release had also fueled suspicions that "something sinister was afoot".

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The Fidesz government has been accused of removing independent judges, stacking the Constitutional Court and judicial institutions with loyalists, and appointing as chief prosecutor a former party member who has seldom pursued corruption charges against Fidesz politicians.

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The Hungarian government has cracked down on NGOs that receive foreign donations; such organisations have to register with authorities and follow stringent rules to declare their foreign funding (including on all websites and publications) or risk fines or termination.

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Exclusive: How a Soros-funded NGO lobbied one EU country against another: Civil Liberties for Europe, spun off of Soros’ Open Society Foundation, tried to convince the German Foreign Ministry to intervene against a controversial Hungarian law targeting Soros’ NGO

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The European People's Party, a grouping of centre-right parties at the European Parliament, voted to suspend Fidesz, Hungary's ruling party, as a protest against what many in the parliament believe are repeated attempts by the government to undermine the rule of

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Members of the Hungarian government challenged the legality of the vote saying that the just made decision of not counting abstentions as votes cast is irregular and because only by violating rules was it possible to reach the necessary two-thirds majority.

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Fidesz has also come into conflict with the EPP; after 12 member parties called for Fidesz's expulsion or suspension, Fidesz's membership was suspended by a mutual agreement. Orbán has also suggested that Fidesz is considering leaving the EPP voluntarily.

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organisations distributing Norwegian funds while accusing recipients of being beholden to foreign powers. In a meeting with a government minister, PM Orbán reportedly labelled NGOs as "foreign-funded enemies of the state" that he wished to eliminate.

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Israel's Black Cube Campaigned Against Liberal NGOs Before Hungary's Election, Politico Says: Report says the firm's agents secretly recorded people linked to financier George Soros, whom Prime Minister Viktor Orban accused of trying to topple his

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According to the findings (released in July 2021) of a collaborative journalistic investigation, multiple journalists as well as businesspeople with media holdings (and possibly others) appear to have been spied on by the Hungarian government with

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problematic for different cultures to coexist", and the high school curriculum has been expanded to include teaching the new Fidesz-passed Hungarian Constitution (that includes provisions that may discriminate against religious minorities).

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that effectively prevented CEU's operation. The law was denounced both domestically and internationally as it was perceived as infringing upon academic freedom. CEU announced it was closing down due to government pressure in December 2018.

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offensive to human dignity or common morals". The law was strongly condemned by the European community. Journalists working for public media organisations are furthermore required by law to "promote a national identity" in their reporting.

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Pro-government media has been known to attack and deride opposition politicians and other critics, including a high school student that used obscene language to criticize and lampoon the government and Fidesz politicians during a protest.

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actions ("for instance dismissing challenges to government decisions, penalizing civil servants whose loyalty to Mr. Orbán is in doubt, or rejecting freedom of information requests from journalists investigating government corruption").

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The Fidesz government has been accused of using an illusory spectre of immigration for its political gain; despite decreasing numbers of migrants making their way into the region, the government escalated its rhetoric on immigration.

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The Fidesz government has been accused of diverting billions of euros of EU and federal funds toward loyal allies and relatives (with those who fell out of favour with the party also ceasing being granted the lucrative contracts).

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written about his belief that the function of NGOs should be to "preserve national identity and uphold Christian values" and that civil society should be subjugated to the will of the government to enact the will of the people.

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institutions" in countries like Poland, and an inspiration for far-right politicians in Italy, France, the Netherlands, and Brazil, while leaving analysts struggling to determine whether Hungary is still a democracy.

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punitive taxes and regulation. A Hungarian economist described the government's economic shenanigans as "authoritarian capitalism" while some Hungarian and international experts have described post-2010 Hungary as a

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foundations. The opposition criticised the push to transfer the control over universities to foundation as attempt by Fidesz to extend its control over the universities even in the even of an electoral loss.

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In 2011, the government proposed legislation that could endanger the independence of the Hungarian central bank, according to the then head of the organisation, András Simor. The law was also criticized by

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whom they accuse of attempting to undermine the traditional Hungarian and European societal values by surreptitiously and insidiously promoting mass migration through covert channels that include NGOs.

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The government has argued that such a reform of the judicial system is in keeping with European and international norms and recommendations, and that the system will be independent and more efficient.

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has dangerous ties to "extreme right-wing parties in Europe", openly supported Orban's anti-Semitic re-election campaign. She stated that Black Cube's support for Orban is an "Israeli embarrassment."

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Israeli intelligence firm targeted NGOs during Hungary’s election campaign: People working for Black Cube secretly taped meetings that were then cited by Prime Minister Victor Orbán.

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Netanyahu blames Soros for Israel anti-deportation campaign: Soros, who is Jewish, is a strident critic of Israel and has supported a number of NGOs with radical left-wing agendas.

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In 2018, the youth wing of Fidesz engaged in a campaign marking the buildings of civil organisations with red stickers with the message "This organization supports immigration".

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The Fidesz government has been accused of corruption and of fostering a "clique of loyal oligarchs". Hungary's corruption assessment has worsened significantly according to

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investigative journalistic brand. In 2013, Origo was Hungary's most-read news website known for its investigative journalism. Magyar Telekom was acquired by the German

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and wearing a Hungarian flag armband while being amorously embraced by SDS politicians (with one of them holding a Slovenian flag featuring the Hungarian tricolor).

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has been accused of exhibiting anti-democratic and authoritarian tendencies since their return to leading the Hungarian government in 2010 under the leadership of

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one of the most significant shows of public opposition to the Fidesz government. A government spokesman dismissed the notion of popular support for the protests.

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In 2011, the government lowered the mandatory retirement age from 70 to 62, forcing judges to retire and freeing up vacancies for appointments by the government.

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During the first 6 years of the Fidesz government, 5 of Orbán's closest associates were awarded ~5% of all public procurement contracts, totaling $ 2.5bn.

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The government passed legislation setting up lax requirements and financial incentives for creating new political parties. The resulting proliferation of

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Funding of university departments has been transferred to government-appointed supervisors in a move the government argues was intended to reduce costs.

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The government has also been accused of blocking opposition candidates from publishing ads in state media while allowing the same for Fidesz candidates.

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relocated from Budapest to Berlin in 2018 due to the increasingly hostile attitude the government has taken against the organisation and its founder.

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has further divided the opposition vote. Fidesz candidates have been accused of directly colluding with the "bogus parties" to prop them up.

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In late 2018, over 400 news media outlets – most of the private media in the country – were consolidated into a central holding company, the

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were motivated by the country's labour shortage, and sparked a wave of protests and opposition. Opponents dubbed the proposed changes the "

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Direkt36 - Direkt36 is a non-profit investigative journalism center with the mission to hold powerful people and institutions accountable

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On 5 April, the Slovenian Foreign Ministry dismissed a formal request by the Hungarian embassy on the topic of the contentious

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organisations owned by Fidesz-friendly oligarchs are said to coordinate daily press coverage, following "preset news themes".

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has rebuked the Hungarian government for failing to provide food to asylum seekers residing in Hungarian detention centres.

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for concentrating too much power in a single official, the head of the then recently established National Judicial Office.

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Hungarian trade unions also voiced fears that the increase in low-wage foreign labourers could suppress overall wages.

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also often presented by low-ranking lawmakers that had neither written nor read the legislation they were introducing.

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due to the memorialisation of certain historic figures associated with Hungarian nationalism by Fidesz politicians.

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or gender change. The law bans the portrayal of LGBT persons/characters or symbols on television outside of

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Fidesz's attacks on civil society organisations are often combined with attacks on Hungarian-born financier

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migrants with financial assistance, or even attending political rallies in support of immigrants' rights.

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After the government revealed a plan to tax internet users' traffic in 2014, up to 100,000 people

718: 641: 629: 3890: 1475: 431: 3688: 127:, another media holding of Simicska's media empire, was converted into a pro-government outlet. 113: 51:. Fidesz's governance has been described by some as reminiscent of Communist-led Hungary of the 4669: 4635: 4506: 4360: 4326: 4293: 4262: 3635: 3601: 3431: 3131: 2970: 2782: 2748: 2681: 2644: 2605: 2571: 2537: 2477: 2375:"Madžarska je od slovenskega zunanjega ministrstva zahtevala pomoč pri sankcioniranju Mladine" 2225: 1956: 1901: 1838: 1649: 1546: 1483: 1449: 1396: 1265: 1226: 1096: 1047: 1008: 961: 625: 341: 257: 180: 56: 2063:"Predstavnik madžarske vlade o Mladini: Primerjave med Orbánom in nacizmom so nesprejemljive" 422:'s re-election campaign gaining taped telephone conversations of individuals associated with 4126:"Hungary just passed a 'Stop Soros' law that makes it illegal to help undocumented migrants" 4030:"A zsidó állam állhat a terrortámadások mögött - Szentgotthárd polgármestere nagyot mondott" 3849:"Hungary just passed a "Stop Soros" law that makes it illegal to help undocumented migrants" 3238: 3084: 2400:"DNS: Madžarska diplomatska nota zaradi Mladinine naslovnice dokaz resnosti razmer v Evropi" 1921: 743: 711: 698: 633: 381:

By expanding the ability to easily gain citizenship to ethnic Hungarians abroad with a 2010

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Expanding the electorate by easing citizenship criteria for ethnic Hungarians living abroad

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used a complex, three-tier system to fill its 386 seats: one part was elected through a

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Legislation regarding media regulator appointments and coverage rules for journalists

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instead of any real push-back (a tactic he has dubbed "the dance of the peacock").

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Connecting Elliott Broidy Related Dots — Offshore and On — Some Russian — Some Not

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Hungary, Bojan Pancevski in Budapest and Adam Bihari in Mór (8 September 2019).

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Push to suspend Hungary's voting rights within the EU in the European Parliament

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footage, physically attacking journalists, and damaging journalists' equipment.

739:, the party's deputy leader, said Haszilló regretted what he had said earlier. 471:

Central European University, Open Society Foundations, and role of George Soros

3938: 3753:"Hungary accused of 'hatemongering' in national survey targeting George Soros" 3376:"Hungary accused of 'hatemongering' in national survey targeting George Soros" 3264: 1728:"Hungary Denies Independent Radio's Frequency Bid Amid Media Freedom Concerns" 1159:"EU Parliament votes to trigger Article 7 sanctions procedure against Hungary" 1040:"Opposition in Hungary Demonstrates Against Orban, in Rare Display of Dissent" 584: 370: 201:

published an issue with the feature article detailing the intervention of the

4673: 4639: 4510: 4364: 4330: 4297: 4266: 4152:"Hungary, Loudly Opposed to Immigration, Opens Doors to More Foreign Workers" 3639: 3605: 3435: 3135: 2974: 2786: 2752: 2685: 2648: 2609: 2575: 2541: 1960: 1842: 1653: 1550: 1487: 1453: 1400: 1269: 1230: 1100: 1051: 1012: 965: 430:, Hungary was “carrying out an anti-Semitic campaign against Soros” and that 2295: 2168:"How a Slovenian Magazine Found Yugoslavia's Weak Spot – Transitions Online" 490:

The Hungarian government passed a bill allegedly targeting the Soros-funded

48: 3628:"The Money Farmers: How Oligarchs and Populists Milk the E.U. for Millions" 3124:"Israel, Fearing Russian Reaction, Blocked Spyware for Ukraine and Estonia" 2674:"Hungary Creates New Court System, Cementing Leader's Control of Judiciary" 124: 4662:"Brussels accuses Orbán of peddling conspiracy theory with Juncker poster" 4603:"Orbán: Hungary's Fidesz could consider alliance with Polish ruling party" 4460: 4004:"Zsidózott és cigányozott, a Fidesz most mégis őt indítja polgármesternek" 1704:"Hungary's opposition Klubradio to be taken off the air | DW | 09.02.2021" 221:

has long been known for its satirical and politically provocative covers.

4390: 3209:"Viktor Orbán accused of using Pegasus to spy on journalists and critics" 3184:"Viktor Orbán accused of using Pegasus to spy on journalists and critics" 3045: 1982:"Viktor Orbán accused of using Pegasus to spy on journalists and critics" 4413: 3964:"Hungarian MP: Jews want to take over the world - Haaretz - Israel News" 3537:"Hungary's Viktor Orban seeks to control universities | DW | 06.05.2021" 1949:"Hungary: pithy insults fly as anti-Orbán protesters resort to ridicule" 1753:"EU may take legal action against Hungary over opposition radio licence" 4747:"Around 100,000 Hungarians rally for democracy as internet tax hits..." 4255:"A Culture War Between Hungary and Europe Escalates Over L.G.B.T. Bill" 4099:"European rights court says Hungary must feed asylum seekers on border" 3967: 3912: 3814: 3664:"Antisemitism of the Orbán regime - Cécile Tormay's statue and plaques" 3320:"Civil organizations in Hungary brace for government crackdown on NGOs" 3160:"Hungary admits to using NSO Group's Pegasus spyware | DW | 04.11.2021" 3027: 2885:"Never mind fake news, the Hungarian election has a fake party problem" 197: 954:"4 Lawmakers Assaulted in Hungary, as Protests Against Orban Continue" 336:

in single-member districts, another through a one-round regional list

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Conflict with EU institutions and the "dance of the peacock" strategy

225: 20: 2428: 1539:"Outside Hungary's State Television: A Protest. On Air: Pigeon Talk" 1510:"Blurring Boundaries: Hungarian Leader Adopts Policies of Far-Right" 1442:"As West Fears the Rise of Autocrats, Hungary Shows What's Possible" 1258:"What Is Hungary's 'Slave Law,' and Why Has It Provoked Opposition?" 4439:"Does Hungary's relationship with Russia send a message to the EU?" 1778:"Major Hungarian opposition newspaper to close after Orban victory" 1001:"On the Surface, Hungary Is a Democracy. But What Lies Underneath?" 731:

published audio recordings of Ferenc Haszilló, the Fidesz mayor of

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elections. Opposition parties and critics have warned of possible

3811:"Hungarian Jews ask PM Orban to end 'bad dream' of anti-Semitism" 1575:"Hungary public media forced to toe govt line: leaked recordings" 823:

In general Fidsez supports and has implemented policies of "soft-

4480:"EU parliament's Hungary report a 'collection of lies,' says FM" 4206:"Hungary passes law banning LGBT content in schools or kids' TV" 2963:"Hungary Election Was Free but Not Entirely Fair, Observers Say" 2598:"After Viktor Orban's Victory, Hungary's Judges Start to Tumble" 2325:"Hungary and Slovenia in diplomatic row over censorship request" 2142:"A Slovenian poster challenged Yugoslavia's Communist orthodoxy" 696:, one of the founding members of Fidesz, wrote the following in 3626:

Gebrekidan, Selam; Apuzzo, Matt; Novak, Benjamin (2019-11-03).

916:. The plan was eventually scrapped by the government entirely. 4499:"EU chief warns Hungary over return of death penalty comments" 3913:"Bayer Zsolt miatt tiltakoznak a Magyar Hírlap tulajdonosánál" 3796: 3773:"A secret plot to stop Brexit, or an antisemitic dog whistle?" 2997:"International observers raise concerns over Hungary election" 4287:"Hungary's law against gay 'propaganda' draws fire from E.U." 3793:"Hungary vilifies financier Soros with crude poster campaign" 3707:"Hungary Jews angered by rightwing memorial on Holocaust day" 3234:"Hungarian official: Government bought, used Pegasus spyware" 2093:"Slovenia dismisses Hungary embassy protest of Orban cartoon" 1642:"Foes of Hungary's Government Fear 'Demolition of Democracy'" 1219:"Orban and His Allies Cement Control of Hungary's News Media" 603:

Civil rights violations and discrimination against minorities

4231:"Hungary adds new restrictions on sale of LGBT-themed books" 3291:"Viktor Orban's campaign against George Soros 'mercenaries'" 2350:"STA: Madžarska z diplomatsko noto nad Mladinino naslovnico" 1603:"Human rights and Greta on Hungarian state media watch list" 426:

who was actively opposing Orban's re-election. According to

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parties and Jobbik decided to form a united front for the

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Kingsley, Patrick; Erlanger, Steven (12 September 2018).

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Fidesz party as engaging in "dangerous memory politics".

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In 2019 the Holocaust Remembrance Project published the

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Novak, Benjamin; Kingsley, Patrick (12 December 2018).

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Kingsley, Patrick; Novak, Benjamin (24 November 2018).

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Kingsley, Patrick; Novak, Benjamin (17 December 2018).

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Politisation of universities and artistic institutions

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On 22 March 2019, Slovenian weekly political magazine

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Karasz, Palko; Kingsley, Patrick (22 December 2018).

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Attacks on government critics by pro-government media

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Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe

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