Hungarian justice minister Judit Varga: 'We hit a nerve in Brussels simply because we consider the protection of children more important than pampering the LGBTQ lobby' (Photo: Hungarian government)

Blurred lines - the case of the 'political EU Commission'

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by Judit Varga, Budapest,

The Hungarian government recently responded to the contemptible attacks of the European Commission, expressing our serious concerns about the growing politicisation of a commission that pursues goals for which it has no authorisation.

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Judit Varga is the minister of justice in the Hungarian government.

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Hungarian justice minister Judit Varga: 'We hit a nerve in Brussels simply because we consider the protection of children more important than pampering the LGBTQ lobby' (Photo: Hungarian government)