Police find no crime in Fidesz-KDNP councilman embezzling student money
The teacher claims to have kept the money in a box at home, and paid most of it back later.
Krisztina Orbán
korban@budapestbeacon.com
Appeals court ruling on Ahmed H deemed unlawful by Curia
The decision will not legally affect Ahmed H’s retrial.
Ten opposition parties discuss education reform
The parties would return a great deal of autonomy to schools after the centralizing efforts of Fidesz.
ELTE faculty dean dismissed for sexual misconduct
György Mikonya was found to have exploited his powerful position in order to keep his victims silent.
Rates of hospital infection continue to be kept secret
The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (TASZ) has sued the Ministry of Human Resources over the latter’s refusal to publicize requested statistics
Momentum to begin collecting signatures for referendum on repeal of “NGO law”
The party has 120 days to collect 200,000 signatures in support of a referendum.
