hate crimes
Five men were found guilty of violence against a member of a community for attacking three participants of the Budapest Pride on July 6, 2013.
Project entitled UNI-FORM: bringing together NGOs and Security Forces to tackle hate crime and on-line hate speech against LGBT persons implemented between November 2015 and November 2017 with funding from the Fundamental Rights and Citizenship Programme of the European Commission.
Two young men were convicted for the crime of violence against a member of a community for attacking and spitting at two gay Brazilian students studying in Budapest on April 21, 2014.
Extreme right-wing activist found guildy of committing a hate crime for insulting participants of the Budapest Pride in 2012.
A report based on hate crimes in Hungary based on interviews with representatives of state institutions, NGOs and members of vulnerable groups at risk of becoming victims of hate crimes
For the first time since its introduction in 2008 a Hungarian court used the new hate crime provision for homophobic violence in a case concerning the assault of a participant of the Budapest Pride March in 2013.
Research and training project on the needs of victims of homophobic and transphobic hate crimes.
A murder case description submitted as a supplement to our annual report about hate crimes against LGBT people in Hungary in 2012.
Annual report about hate crimes against LGBT people in Hungary in 2013.
The Regional Court of Appeal of Debrecen has today upheld an earlier decision of a lower level court, and sentenced a defendant to life imprisonment for murdering an elderly gay pharmacist out of homophobic motive. The case is the first known murder case in Hungary where the courts found homophobic hate an aggravating circumstance.