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Journalist Disguised Himself as a Refugee at the Hungarian Border: the Constitutional Court Made an Unexpected Decision

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The Constitutional Court (Ab) has declared the decision of the Curia regarding an employee of a news portal to be unconstitutional and annulled it, which violated press freedom, the Ab's website announced on Tuesday.

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According to the Supreme Court's decision, the Curia's decision violated press freedom.

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The Constitutional Court (Ab) has declared the decision of the Curia regarding an employee of a news portal to be unconstitutional and annulled it, which violated press freedom, the Ab's website announced on Tuesday.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Gergely Nyilas wanted to report from refugee camps on the southern border during the refugee crisis, which he could only do by deceiving the authorities. The courts handling his case did not consider the fundamental right to freedom of the press.

·Hungary
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Portfolio broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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