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Hungarian judges, court staff rally for judicial independence - Stabroek News

  • Feb 23, 2025
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BUDAPEST,  (Reuters) - Thousands of Hungarian judges, court staff and supporters marched to the ministry of justice in Budapest yesterday, demanding judicial independence, freedom of expression for judges and better pay.

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