Hungary to Ratify Istanbul Convention, Magyar Announces
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Prime Minister Péter Magyar also announced the removal of Hungarian regulations that forced women to listen to the heartbeat of their fetuses before abortion.
Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar Péter announced that they will initiate the process for ratifying the Istanbul Convention, which was rejected during Viktor Orban's term. The new government is preparing a series of regulations to combat violence against women and promote women's rights.
The move was initiated by the Tisza Party and is part of a comprehensive package of measures aimed at curbing all forms of violence against women and ensuring the dignity of Hungarian women, the PM said.
The Prime Minister announced on his Facebook page that they will initiate the ratification of the Istanbul Convention. According to his statement, the law will be tightened to protect Hungarian women ...
The measures, which include even stronger protections for victims of abuse and the ratification of an international treaty on violence against women.
Hungary has taken an important step to protect women! 🇭🇺 Prime Minister Peter Madyar presented new initiatives, including the ratification of the Istanbul Convention, which aims to combat violence. 💪 Women deserve support and protection — the time for change has come! 🌷
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