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Hungary – Journalists question Hungary's leadership of Europe as media law provokes outrage

Freedom of Expression, IFEX, Internet, Journalism
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December 28, 2010
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IFEX   International Freedom of Expression eXchange International Freedom of Expression eXchange: Parliamentarians in Budapest agreed to create a new media council which will have the power to fine newspapers if they don’t provide “balanced coverage”.

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