The secondary education of nationalities living in Hungary is facing numerous problems. The number of students and teachers is dwindling, material conditions are scanty. The new regulation of nationality education is neither flawless, nor unambiguous. The connection between the nationality education of the Roma and the right to equal treatment presents the biggest cause for concern. The following conclusions can be found in a joint report prepared by the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights and his Deputy responsible for the protection of the rights of nationalities living in Hungary.

Following changes to the way it handles complaints, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman has achieved a five-fold increase in the number of complaints it investigates about the NHS and government departments, according to latest statistics published today (9 April 2014).

El programa que se desarrolló entre ayer y hoy se organizó en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela