Left -wing extremist in custody: brutal attacks on rights in Budapest!

Left -wing extremist in custody: brutal attacks on rights in Budapest!

Budapest, Ungarn - The events from Budapest from February 2023 are now in considerable legal consequences. A alleged left -wing extremist is in custody after she has stood in Jena. According to the Federal Prosecutor's Office, their joint dangerous assault and membership in a criminal association will be accused. The woman, along with several accomplices, is said to have attacked people during the "day of honor" in the Hungarian capital. This event attracts right-wing extremists from all over Europe every year in order to commemorate the failed attempt to break out of the German Wehrmacht in 1945, so reported Exxpress.at .

arrests and claims for delivery

as a result of the acts of violence in Budapest, five other alleged participants in the so -called “human hunt” of Antifa voluntarily reported to the authorities. These arrests took place in various German cities such as Bremen and Cologne and they were identified by the federal prosecutor as members of a left -wing extremist association. Here, too, the federal prosecutor formulates serious accusations, including physical attacks on supposedly rights that led to significant injuries. So it was documented that the attackers also sprayed pepper spray on the face of one of their victims and brutally aimed at head and upper body, which led to bruises and broken bones, such as Budapester.hu reported.

The Hungarian authorities are now calling for the delivery of the arrested persons to put them in court on site. Politicians in Hungary criticize that the perpetrators who started their victims in a double pack are now afraid of the Hungarian prison system. It is argued that the legal standards in the national authoritarian regime of Viktor Orbán are not guaranteed, which is given by the defenders as a reason why these people should not be delivered to Hungary. Nevertheless, Hungary emphasizes Máté Kocsis that those who participated in such violent acts now emphasizes the consequences, and calls for a rapid handover to the Hungarian judicial authorities.