There is no conscription, but conscription has not been abolished, and even today, refusing to serve in the armed forces would still result in imprisonment. A movement has been launched to rehabilitate the institution of civilian service – once fought for by civilians – which Orbán and his family seem to have deliberately forgotten.
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There is no conscription, but conscription has not been abolished, and even today, refusing to serve in the armed forces would still result in imprisonment. A movement has been launched to rehabilitate the institution of civilian service – once fought for by civilians – which Orbán and his family seem to have deliberately forgotten.