Hungarian PM Vows Overhaul After New Revelations of Abuse in Youth Institutions
Peter Magyar said the state had 'completely failed' in its duty to protect children, two years after a scandal that led to the president's and justice minister's resignations, according to RFI.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said the state had "completely failed" in its duty to protect children, following new revelations of physical and sexual abuse suffered by minors placed in public institutions, RFI reported.
The announcement came two years after a scandal that led to the resignations of the country's president and justice minister, and Magyar said the government would overhaul the child protection system, according to the report.
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- «Ces horreurs continuent»: en Hongrie, le Premier ministre veut agir contre les violences dans des foyers pour mineurs — RFI — Français
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