Hungary continues to undermine press freedom

“I Can't Do My Job as a Journalist”: The Systematic Undermining of ...

Media freedom and pluralism have been under attack in Hungary since Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party and KDNP (the Christian Democratic People's ...

Hungary continues to undermine press freedom, Human Rights ...

The ultra-nationalist government of Hungary is limiting and eroding press freedom so the European Union should take measures and accelerate procedures against ...

Hungary: Media Curbs Harm Rule of Law | Human Rights Watch

The 29-page report, “'I Can't Do My Job as a Journalist': The Systematic Undermining of Media Freedom in Hungary”, documents the increased ...

Hungary: new smear campaign against 444 and international media

A new smear campaign targeting Hungarian media outlet 444.hu renews concerns about the erosion of press freedom in Hungary.

Hungary - RSF

Described as a predator of press freedom by RSF, Prime Minister Viktor Orban has built a true media empire subject to his party's orders.

Magyar-Led Protests Demand Media Freedom In Hungary, End To ...

Magyar-Led Protests Demand Media Freedom In Hungary, End To State 'Propaganda Factory' · Wider Europe Briefing: Budapest Continues To Rattle ...

Hungarian Government Escalates Smear Campaign Against 444.hu

The MFRR stands firmly with 444.hu, its international partners, and all Hungarian journalists committed to upholding the principles of media freedom. As we ...

Hungarians demand greater press freedom outside office of ...

Thousands of protesters have gathered outside the headquarters of Hungary's public media corporation to demonstrate against what they say is a propaganda ...

Press freedom continues to decline - Civicus Monitor

"One side of the Hungarian press is collapsing, [while] the other side can manage from millions of advertising sums,” said Csaba Lukács, the ...

Crackdown on 'foreign interventions' decried by Hungarian media

Ten independent Hungarian media outlets have issued a joint warning that a new law is “capable of severely restricting the freedom of the press”.

Hungary | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

' While the law does not explicitly regulate the media, critics claim it may severely restrict media freedom in Hungary. It establishes a new ...

Analysis: One year after election, media freedom in Hungary ...

The politically-motivated allocation of government advertising budgets – the lubricant of Fidesz' model for co-opting the press – continues ...

U.N. expert raises concerns over media freedom in Hungary ahead ...

The United Nations' top expert on freedom of opinion and expression expressed concerns about a "distorted media environment" in Hungary, ...

Hungary: Draft Sovereignty Protection Act threatens independent ...

The Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) today alerts the European Union about the chilling impact that the Hungarian ruling party's proposed ...

Hungary: Freedom on the Net 2024 Country Report

In August 2023, the International Press Institute (IPI) reported that 40 media outlets in Hungary had experienced cyberattacks since April. A month later, IPI ...

Europe's Failure to Protect Liberty in Hungary - The Atlantic

An erosion of media freedoms in the country has continued with little punishment from the European Union, which professes to defend liberal values.

Country factsheet: Hungary / Dossiers / Media Freedom in Europe

In 2020, a number of threats to media pluralism and transparency have continued to further marginalise and threaten media freedom across Hungary.

Threats and Undermining of the Press: Media Freedom in Hungary ...

The state of media freedom in Hungary, Poland, and Slovenia is increasingly getting worse. Independent news outlets are rarer and limited, ...

Hungarian government continues to undermine press freedom - IFEX

Ahead of April's general election, IPI's new report finds that the Fidesz government has continued to systematically erode media pluralism, ...

Hungary: Freedom in the World 2024 Country Report

Significant media bias towards ruling parties and the misuse of state resources hindered voters' ability to make informed choices. The OSCE/ODIHR report ...