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80 organisations, politicians and journalists call for ‘swift actions’ on Hungary (1)

Topic
Human rights COVID-19
Country/Region
Hungary

16 April 2020

"Following the adoption of the controversial Hungarian coronavirus law, 30 MEPs and 50 journalists, academics and civil society organisations have called for “swift and decisive actions” to address “threats to the rule of law being carried out under the guise of emergency powers” in a letter addressed to the European Commission and Council presidents."

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