The Organizations Outraged by the Transparency Law Do Not Live Off One Percent Donations

These media outlets certainly had access to sources from abroad.

Anyone can view their financial reports.

According to János Halász, who submitted the bill, the goal is to strengthen the country's sovereignty and ensure legal and institutional guarantees of transparency, and the opposition has shamed Fidesz representatives.

According to a nationally representative survey by Europion, the majority of Hungarians are critical of the government's new "transparency law", with nearly three-quarters rejecting or considering the proposal to be concerning. Even 40 percent of Fidesz voters are critical. Among Tisza voters, 87 percent reject it.