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Péter Magyar Announced: They Would Ratify the Istanbul Convention, and They Would Protect Women with a New Package

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The government is launching a comprehensive package of criminal, health and social measures to protect women, reduce domestic violence and eliminate menstrual poverty, and is also initiating the ratification of the Istanbul Convention, Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced in a Facebook video.

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Péter Magyar spoke about the tightening of social distancing, the modification of the heart rate regulation, the prescription requirement for post-event pills, and the Istanbul Convention.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Péter Magyar announced that the government will initiate the ratification of the Istanbul Convention and launch a comprehensive package of measures to protect women. Dávid Vitézy spoke about a condominium renovation program worth more than 200 billion forints and railway public procurement worth a trillion forints. Meanwhile, the National Audit Office seized documents at the Sóstó Stadium in the investigation into the rescue of Vidi, and new det…

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Prime Minister announced that the heart rhythm regulation will also be changed and the prescription requirement for the post-event pill will be abolished.

·Hungary
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Prime Minister Péter Magyar has announced a comprehensive package of measures to strengthen women’s rights and safety. The plans include ratifying the Istanbul Convention, amending the Heart Tone Decree and abolishing the prescription requirement for the morning-after pill. The government would also tighten its crackdown on domestic violence and provide special support for women and girls affected by menstrual poverty. Péter Magyar wrote on his …

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The KDNP reacted to Péter Magyar’s announcement about the ratification of the Istanbul Convention, which they say is “unauthentic, even outrageous”. “Péter Magyar’s announcement today is the angry reaction of an offended person. Yesterday it was finally revealed that the Prime Minister himself is the abuser. After this, the announcement of the ratification of the Istanbul Convention is nothing more than a diversion,” the opposition party said in…

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According to the Fidesz MP, Péter Magyar is hypocritical and hypocritical by announcing a series of long-awaited measures aimed at protecting women. The KDNP says the Istanbul Convention opens the way for gender ideology and unfettered migration.

·Hungary
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mfor.hu - Menedzsment Fórum broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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