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EU: European Parliament: Hungary should respect the EU's basic values, say MEPs

01 February 2012

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EU: European Parliament: Hungary should respect the EU's basic values, say MEPs (Press release, pdf):

"Parliament will draw up a report on whether EU laws and values are respected in Hungary, it decided on Thursday. Further to this report, it will then decide whether to activate EU Treaty Article 7, which is used to investigate a clear risk of a serious breach of EU common values. Its resolution also calls on the European Commission to monitor closely the changes to some of Hungary's laws and how it puts them into practice."

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