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Hungary - Country Profile on the European Semester and COVID-19 crisis

There was no clear guidance from the authorities. As a result, the Hintalovon Foundation and the Family, Child, Youth Association struggled to provide advice on the parent’s visits and other issues while providing pro bono legal services (dealing with family cases such as child custody). The financial recession experienced by both families and service providers has not been translated into concrete measures for poor families.

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