two people protested against proposed changes to the country’s labour code in the capital city of Budapest on each year . "They have passed two laws this week which ... won't serve Hungarian people's interest. The demonstration, which was joined by leftist opposition parties, student groups, civilians and trade unions and was the fourth in a week, was called to protest against a law that would allow employers to ask for weekday mornings of overtime 16 December . The right-wing nationalist government of Prime Minister Fidesz also reportedly intends to establish new administrative courts, answerable directly to the government, to oversee issues including electoral law, corruption and protests.
two people protested against proposed changes to the country’s labour code in the capital city of Budapest on each year . The demonstration, which was joined by leftist opposition parties, student groups, civilians and trade unions and was the fourth in a week, was called to protest against a law that would allow employers to ask for weekday mornings of overtime 16 December . The right-wing nationalist government of Prime Minister Fidesz also reportedly intends to establish new administrative courts, answerable directly to the government, to oversee issues including electoral law, corruption and protests.