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HUNGARY: Hungary systematically arrests asylum seekers – including minors!

01 May 2011

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Hungary systematically arrests asylum seekers – including minors! (The border is the problem, link): "The Hungarian authorities detain, almost without exception, every asylum seeker. And this includes those that applied for Asylum and have been deported back to Hungary under the Dublin II agreement from Germany or other European nations."

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