Péter Magyar and the President of the NVVH Also Reacted to Viktor Orbán's Threat: They Threatened Criminal Action
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Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview with Hír TV that the data of the employees of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH) will be monitored and made public, as he believes the institution operates using "illegal" means. According to RTL Híradó, Minister Péter Magyar called the former Prime Minister's words a threat, while Anna Unger, the president of the NVVH, told the TV station that the office protects both…
The president of the NVVH responded to Viktor Orbán's threat that the names of all employees of the office will be made public and held accountable if Fidesz returns.
The president of the office was reacting to the former prime minister's statement a few days ago that the data of NVVH employees would be made public.
Anna Unger called for legal action if the staff of the National Office for Asset Recovery and Asset Protection are subjected to specific threats or intimidation. The president of the NVVH reacted to Viktor Orbán's statements on Sunday evening, after the former prime minister called the new office “ÁVH” and talked about the disclosure of the names of the workers there, whom he believes will be legal and [...]
The office also protects its employees, said Anna Unger, president of the NVVH, in response to Viktor Orbán's statement that anyone who works there will not be able to avoid being held accountable. According to Prime Minister Péter Magyar, the words of the Fidesz president may constitute violence against an official under the Criminal Code, which is punishable by one to five years in prison.
If specific intimidation is received from anyone, the necessary measures will be taken.
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