Hungary’s Parliament has voted to strip legal protections from the country’s current leader and two former ministers, removing obstacles for potential criminal investigations against them. The move follows a parliamentary process that allows for judicial proceedings to proceed where previously immunity had blocked inquiries. Legal experts suggest the decision could have significant implications for political accountability in the nation. Authorities will now determine whether to pursue charges based on existing evidence.
Hungary's Parliament lifts immunity of incumbent leader and two former ministers, clearing the way for criminal probes.
