Hungarian rally targets corruption, draws around 100 participants

On September 13, around 100 people gathered in Budapest to protest against corruption and the Hungarian government, Gazeta.ru reports.

Participants assembled in the city centre before marching to the Hungarian Parliament building. Protesters chanted slogans criticising government corruption and targeting Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

The rally was organised by entrepreneur József Felföldi and opera singer Silvia Tóth-Beeri.

According to the organisers, the event focused solely on corruption, with only public figures addressing the crowd and no political parties taking part.

By Khagan Isayev