US EditionTibor Navracsics Claims that the Identity Law Is Anti-Roma
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The law submitted by the minister has allowed several local governments to impose conditions on moving in in recent weeks.
In connection with the identity law, more and more municipalities are introducing restrictions, which, among other things, prohibit the movement of people without a degree and those with a criminal record.
The Minister of Public Administration and Regional Development responded to criticism of the law on the protection of territorial identity, saying that the legislation is not discriminatory and does not violate constitutional principles. Navracsics also denied that the law would devalue real estate in certain villages.
According to the minister, the law inherently prohibits discrimination.
According to Tibor Navracsics, no one can show an example of how the so-called identity law he proposed has disadvantaged Roma people because of their origin. The Minister of Public Administration and Regional Development also said that if a local government were to pass a decree based on the law that was discriminatory, it could be challenged before the appropriate bodies. The law allowed local governments to impose certain conditions on the mo…
According to the minister, there will be no discrimination, and if a local government nevertheless issues an illegal decree, it can be challenged.
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