Hungary, US aid
Hungary’s Orbán says he will do away with pro-democracy and rights groups receiving U.S. aid
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says his government will take legal action to eliminate non-governmental organizations and media receiving U.S. or international funding, saying they could be considered foreign “agents.
Hungary’s Orban ‘to close down’ pro-democracy and rights groups receiving US aid
Hungary under Mr Orban has been accused by numerous domestic and international bodies of democratic backsliding and of abusing the rights of protected minorities, and also of maintaining a wide system of public corruption and political patronage.
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