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Is it acceptable to apply for funding by the government when it represents the exact opposite of everything that a cultural worker thinks and believes?
A Year in the Life of the Hungarian Teachers’ Movement
They wanted a change to the education system – a better and less oppressive system.
A Hungarian Grassroots Organization, The Momentum Movement, Triumphs in Victory
The opposition in Hungary has managed to claim a victory over the current and corrupt ruling party by gathering public and media support.
Hungary’s Last Chance to Say No to the Olympics
I do not want Hungary to host the Olympics, neither in 2024 nor in 2028, despite my love for sports.
Hospital cleaners in a failing health care system
“I am 49. I used to work in a school, but later I transferred here because the salary was bigger. Sometimes I have nightmares.”
Overcoming false dichotomies – in discussions about demography issues and beyond
The discourse surrounding the ‘role of women’ is a privileged issue within Hungarian debate on demographic policy.
Syrian refugee convicted for ‘terrorism’ in Hungarian bogus trial
A fence is clearly not enough: Hungary now protects its citizens by means of witch-hunt.