HHRF news

On November 30, the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation (HHRF) held a Human Rights Advocacy Workshop on Hungarian minorities at the Kossuth House in Washington, DC. In the evening, in coordination with the Kossuth Foundation, we were joined by keynote speaker, Natália Váradi, … Read More

Hungarian Minority Parties Issue Critical Statement Political parties representing the interests of the 150,000-strong Hungarian national minority in Ukraine published the following joint statement, expressing their disappointment with the Ukrainian Parliament’s new law on national minorities. The law “fails to … Read More

Minority-related Public Art and Monuments Will Have Bilingual Inscriptions Henceforth, all commemorative plaques, public art, and installations or monuments connected to the Hungarian community in Romania must have an inscription in Hungarian as well as Romanian. Initiated by the Democratic … Read More

The Hungarian Human Human Rights Foundation and Kossuth Foundation Cordially Invite You to:A Special Evening with Natália Váradi Visiting the U.S. from Beregszász, Kárpátalja (Berehove, Transcarpathia), Ukraine for just one week, Dr. Váradi is making a special trip to Washington. … Read More

The Hungarian Human Rights Foundation is hosting a no-cost Human Rights Workshop in Washington, DC on November 30, followed by a special evening with Dr. Natália Váradi, visiting the U.S. from Beregszász, Kárpátalja (Berehove, Transcarpathia), Ukraine. See the program below.  During the day you’ll go to the Hill, get hands-on training, … Read More

Gabriella Vajtay, director of Reconnect Hungary, expressed her hopes, that the program can continue to achieve its goals year after year to build team spirit among participants and strengthen the Hungarian identity of future generations of Hungarian Americans. “More than … Read More

This year, the Human Rights Workshop was held for the second time in Hungary as an integral part of the Reconnect Hungary cultural immersion program to train individuals on human and minority rights issues and encourage them to contribute to … Read More