During a government press briefing in Budapest, Gergely Gulyás, Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office, addressed concerns regarding a recent Slovak legal amendment related to the Beneš decrees. This law imposes a six-month prison sentence for questioning the decrees, which historically led to the confiscation of property from Hungarian and German inhabitants post-World War II. Gulyás criticized the concept of collective guilt and stated that the Hungarian government would provide legal assistance to those affected. He emphasized the need for respect towards Hungarian minorities in Slovakia and condemned the recent Slovak amendment as detrimental to good neighborly relations. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)