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"en.20120201.19.3-349-000"2
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"Mr President, the new basic law of Hungary has received much criticism both from the press and within the walls of Parliament. Many have voiced serious accusations against the Hungarian Government. I will not go into the details as many have already elaborated on them before me. Those expressing such criticism are often unfamiliar with the conditions, laws and everyday life in Hungary.
As a representative of the Hungarian minority of Romania I have been closely following the internal politics of not only Hungary, but also Romania, Slovakia and even Serbia.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you are concerned about human and minority rights, I would like to bring to your attention the state law that is still in force in Slovakia and the fact that people are being stripped of their citizenship even though this is prohibited under the effective Slovak constitution.
I would also like to draw your attention to the Slovak language law, and also to Romania, where the provisions of the education law in force are being grossly disregarded when it comes to the establishment of minority university faculties. When you express your concerns about the application of the rule of law, please do so in a credible manner and avoid even the appearance of your being interested only in the activities of the government of a single country."@en1
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