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Gajdos on the Hunting Vice-Chairman of the Committee Responsible for the Living Environment: He Does Not Hold Any Position in the Ministry and Does Not Perform Any Tasks

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“I condemn all violence against animals, as I have done in my life. Hunting is still as far from my soul as possible. I could not look it in the eye and then take its life. This is my personal conviction, and this will never change,” wrote László Gajdos, Minister for the Living Environment, in his Facebook post, in which he reacted at length to the revelation that Tibor Kaprinyák, Vice-Chairman of the Committee Responsible for the Living Environ…

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“I condemn all violence against animals, as I have done in my life. Hunting is still as far from my soul as possible. I could not look it in the eye and then take its life. This is my personal conviction, and this will never change,” wrote László Gajdos, Minister for the Living Environment, in his Facebook post, in which he reacted at length to the revelation that Tibor Kaprinyák, Vice-Chairman of the Committee Responsible for the Living Environ…

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Tibor Kaprinyák posed with the carcasses of hunted animals in several public photos.

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Minister for Living Environment László Gajdos reacted to the news after it was revealed that one of the MPs of the Tisza Party, Tibor Kaprinyák, had previously participated in safari hunts in Africa and posed proudly next to the corpses of shot animals. At the same time, László Gajdos is known as a great animal lover, who previously headed the Nyíregyháza Animal Park, so now he has clarified his position.

László Gajdos, the Tisza government's minister responsible for the living environment, drew attention to World Animal Day while walking his dog, but the expected effect was not...

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Minister Gajdos responded to photos of MP Tibor Kaprinyák taking part in a lion hunt in a long Facebook post. The minister wrote that he had received thousands of inquiries about the matter in recent days, so he felt the need to clearly state his position. Gajdos not only spoke of his personal disapproval, but also believed that animal welfare and hunting were incompatible at an institutional level.

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Origo broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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