Demonstration in Hungary over immigration policy

I photographed the protest against the immigration policy of Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, organized by the Migrant Solidarity Group (MigSzol) in downtown Budapest.

Protest against the Nazi Invasion Monument

I created a short video to protest against the shameful statue the Hungarian government erected to falsify the history...

On January 17, 2014. the Hungarian government (PM Viktor Orbán) decided to erect a monument commemorating the German invasion of Hungary. The statue depict a Germanic eagle descending on the innocent angel Gabriel, a "Hungarian symbol", and bear inscriptions reading “German occupation of Hungary"

The controversial Nazi occupation monument was completed and erected without inauguration in the middle of the night just a week ago, after an appeals court rejected a petition to halt its construction.

Think about it!!!

Fascist Hungary was an ally of Germany for most of World War II. The Hungarian Arrow Cross members, cooperated with the German Nazis and butchered thousands of Jews. They lined the Jews up along the Danube and shoot them into the river.

437,402 Hungarian Jewish men, women and children were transported to the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau. It took 148 trains to carry them. More than 90% of the Jews were gassed immediately upon arrival.

Miklós Horthy governed the Kingdom of Hungary Between May 14 and July 8, 1944. and by July 9, 1944, only 230,000 Jews survived in Budapest.

The Hungarian government falsifies the history!

Pro-Israel demonstration in Budapest / Békés demonstráció Izraelért

Pro-Israeli supporters gathered in front of and inside Europe's largest synagogue in Budapest during a demonstration to protest against Hamas' rockets that have been fired into Israeli territory.

Protesters at Controversial WWII Monument in Budapest

Andrea Zoltai 

Iván Andrassew 

Ildikó Lendvai  és Zoltán Lovas  

Mihály Rózsa

Greenpeace activists protest in Budapest

Greenpeace activists in Budapest have taken over the Kossuth square in front of the Parliament to protest the proposed expansion of Hungary’s only nuclear power station.

Protest against Controversial WWII Monument in Budapest

A demonstration was held against the controversial monument dedicated to the victims of the German occupation of Hungary during WW II, held by the opposition Democratic Coalition party in Freedom Square Budapest, Hungary. Members of the Jewish community were among the demonstrators and argued that the memorial removes any responsibility from the Hungarian government of that time for the death of Hungarian Jews. The protesters blocked work on a controversial monument.

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Further info: Video footage is coming soon, includes exclusive footage when protesters blocking the Hír TV crew to provide inadequate reporting during the live broadcast. Contact me by email if you would like to buy or broadcast the footage.

Picture 1.     Szabolcs Kerek-Barczy, member of the Democratic Coalition party (DK) 

Picture 4.     Csaba Horvath, member of the opposition Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP)

Picture 5.     Klara Dobrev, wife of previous PM of Hungary, Ferenc Gyurcsany

                         

H&M ads inside the outdoor ice rink of Budapest

H&M (Hennes & Mauritz), a major Swedish fashion giant, posted an advertisement on the outdoor ice rink of Budapest while hundreds of textile workers in Cambodia demonstrated for their rights and demanded better pay and working conditions. The minimum wage for garment workers in Cambodia was raised to $75 a month earlier this year. H&M profits last year more than $2.6 billion.

Trucks overloaded with female garment workers. Last year approx 

50 garment workers were killed while travelling to or from their factories