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The report of the NGO Coalition on the Rights of the Child deals with the disadvantages suffered by the Roma children and the situation of children in other vulnerable groups, inclduing…Show details

Eight Hungarian civil society organisations cooperated to send responses on the rule of law situation in Hungary to the European Commission’s stakeholder consultation…Show details

Submission by five Hungarian NGOs to the UN Universal Periodical Review on shrinking civil space in Hungary (March 2021):
Ökotárs – Hungarian Environmental Partnership Foundation
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Three Hungarian civil society organisations – Amnesty International Hungary, the Eötvös Károly Institute and the Hungarian Helsinki Committee – prepared a joint submission on the rule of law…Show details

Many CSOs expressed serious concerns about the creation of a new parallel public administrative Court system and a new national judicial office. These changes are part of a step-by-step reform of…Show details

CSOs raised concerns about the general decrease in support for human rights protection and non-discrimination, including in relation to Roma, disability, gender and transgender issues.

CSO participants explained to the EESC delegation how, in practice, civic space has been shrinking in recent years. CSOs now have significantly fewer possibilities to carry out their advocacy…Show details

The social partners indicated that while some social dialogue existed they would welcome improvements. The first Hungarian Conciliation Council was established in 1990 and a national economic and…Show details

The report relays the views of Hungarian civil society on freedom of association, freedom of assembly, freedom of expression, non-discrimination, and the rule of law.