Fidesz Would Already Take Away the 1 Percent Tax Subsidies Offered This Year From the Organizations on the List

According to the Fidesz amendment proposal, the state would not allocate the money to the punished organizations, and the grants offered until May 20 would be received by the Batthyány-Strattmann László Foundation for Healing. The bill, with which the government would make independent media and civil organizations impossible, could become even harsher.

The bill, also dubbed the transparency bill and the anti-corruption bill, may be even stricter than previously thought. According to a recent change, the 1 percent money offered this year could be taken away from the organizations that have been identified.

The Hungarian Helsinki Committee took a look at what rights are violated by the government's plan to take 1 percent of the tax from blacklisted organizations.

A pro-government amendment proposal has been submitted to the National Assembly, if it were adopted, the civil organizations that are blacklisted by the Office for the Protection of Sovereignty would not receive 1 percent personal income tax (PTI) offers for this year.

Whoever votes for the arbitrary law so that they can take away the one percent already offered by the citizens will be “talking” about constitutional fundamental rights in vain, if this system fails. These representatives will not have a single argument, if the “people” law condemns them to retroactive and complete confiscation of property. Fidesz has started a dangerous game. Opinion. “This is not Romania, if we invent laws afterwards. So ther…

Following the law to be modeled after Putin, the listed organizations would be subsequently deprived of the support they received from Hungarian citizens.