Márta Pardavi
Márta Pardavi is a prominent human rights advocate and co-chair of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, an organization focused on the protection of human rights and the promotion of democracy in Hungary. Recently, she has been in the news for her strong opposition to proposed legislation in Hungary that threatens to severely restrict press freedom and target foreign-funded organizations, which she described as a 'dark turn' in Hungary’s erosion of democratic norms.
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United Kingdom:
Márta Pardavi of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee expressed concerns about the unclear legal situation regarding the Pride event.
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Montenegro:
Marta Pardavi, president of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, warned that a proposed law could silence dissenting voices.
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United Kingdom:
Co-chair Márta Pardavi said in a statement that described the draft law as 'Operation Starve and Strangle'.
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United Kingdom:
Márta Pardavi is the co-chair of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee and has warned about the implications of new legislation.
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Spain:
Marta Pardavi, co-chair of the Helsinki Committee, describes the proposed law as 'horrific' and warns it aims to extinguish independent voices in Hungary.
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United Kingdom:
Márta Pardavi, the organisation’s co-chair, added: 'If this bill passes, it will not simply marginalise Hungary’s independent voices – it will extinguish them.'
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