The Case Against the Teacher Who Painted over Hate Posters Has Been Dropped.
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"Love is stronger than hate" - this is what the teacher wrote on the poster in February, among other things, and the police then suspected her of vandalism.
The police have dropped the criminal proceedings against the teacher who sprayed hateful messages on government posters in Óbuda in February, due to the lack of a criminal offence, the Hungarian Helsinki Committee wrote in a statement. Flóra Schneider taught at a foundation primary school in the previous school year. According to the Helsinki Committee, she decided to rewrite the posters because she was outraged by the government's hate campaign…
According to the Helsinki Committee, the investigative authority acted in an unusual manner compared to the practice of recent years when it listened to common sense in the case and terminated the investigation.
Flóra Schneider, who covered government posters deemed hateful with messages of love during the election campaign, did not commit a crime. The police have dropped the criminal proceedings against the teacher after determining that no crime had been committed.
The teacher wrote on posters that were already damaged, and on surfaces that had already been torn off.
The police have dropped criminal proceedings against the teacher suspected of vandalism, who was protected by the Hungarian Helsinki Committee.
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