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Renew Europe welcomes the growing political momentum for the establishment of a European Parliament Committee of Inquiry on the abuse of Pegasus Spyware by EU governments against national opposition politicians, lawyers & journalists, as demanded by Renew Europe. In the 15 February plenary debate in the European Parliament, we repeat the need for a full […]

The opposition believes the ECJ dismissal of Hungary's rule of law challenge shows that the EU has the right to punish those who steal EU funds.

In recent years, we have witnessed how threats, harassment, stigmatization and smearing campaigns against Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) has shrunken civil societys ability to function in several member states. For it to thrive, civic space must be an environment free from undue interference and intimidations by both state and non-state actors. In a report led […]

The European Parliament will be setting up a special inquiry committee on the misuse of the Pegasus spyware, Hvg.hu reports.

As a court ruled that government unlawfully banned independent press from hospitals during pandemic, Orbán govt gain control over the issue thorugh decree.

"The strike is on because the government cannot delay the response any longer to public education's neglected state," says the teachers' unions.

The Hungarian govt has been condemned by an EP committee over the illegal use of the Pegasus spyware and the planned Budapest campus of the Fudan University

Renew Europe group is calling for the European Parliament to set up a committee of inquiry into the misuse of the Pegasus spyware.

A group of European Parliament Members has called for an EU-wide investigation into NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware after it emerged EU member states may have used it

Opposition alliance's parties held a joint press conference calling on public to support their referendum initiative, "a step towards changing government".