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According to the National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information, the Listing of NVVH Employees Violates Almost All the Principles of the GDPR

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In response, Fidesz said that they only wanted to restore the rule of law and freedom, which is why they had prepared a list of ÁVH.

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The opposition party's opinion is that the identity of those involved in creating and maintaining the authoritarian system cannot remain a secret.

·Budapest, Hungary
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In response, Fidesz said that they only wanted to restore the rule of law and freedom, which is why they had prepared a list of ÁVH.

·Hungary
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Lean Left

The former ruling party compares the National Property Recovery and Asset Protection Office to the ÁVH.

Fidesz says that listing employees of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH) as "ÁVH watchers" on the party's website serves the right and freedom. This is how they reacted to the fact that the list may be illegal.

According to them, although the names of the leaders of the NVVH are public, they are still considered personal data, and their listing is concerning and violates the law.

·Hungary
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The data protection authority condemned Fidesz's move after they created a page listing NVVH employees - The "ÁVH monitor" is illegal on several counts.

·Budapest, Hungary
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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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