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[Séoul = Newsweek] Journalist Jo Inoue: The Hungarian right-wing government has announced its intention to abandon the UN's agreement on international migration (GCM).
On August 18, the Hungarian government declared that the UN's "pact on immigration" is a threat to the world, "according to Euro News,
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Peter Syhatro, said at a press conference: "This agreement is entirely against the security interests of Hungary" and "threatens the world in the sense that it can inspire millions of immigrants.
193 UN member states, excluding the United States, drafted an international agreement on migration to take safe and orderly measures against refugees and immigrants on March 13.
In an interview with Euro News, the minister said: "The content of the convention is disproportionate and unbalanced," he said, "fundamentally describing immigration as just and for human rights.
The Hungarian right-wing nationalist government led by Prime Minister Viktor Orban, called "Trump of Eastern Europe", is in conflict with the European Union on the refugee issue.
[19659002] The European Commission, together with the Czech Republic and Poland, worked with the three countries on accusations of not accepting EU rules: At the European Court of Justice (ECJ)
Earlier this year, the United Nations reaches an agreement to encourage immigration in protest against the Agreement on International Migration (19659002) [email protected]
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