Young Hungarians ahead of the election: "We want to be free from hate propaganda."

Saturday, Apr 11, 2026

Der Standard

Young Hungarians are politically engaged, mobilizing for elections against hate propaganda under Orbán.

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Young people in Hungary are increasingly politically engaged, with Generation Z potentially being crucial in the upcoming election under Orbán. A 29-year-old lawyer from Budapest, motivated by her family’s history of political activism, is touring with a movement to mobilize young voters for the April 12th parliamentary election.

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