The Prosecutor General’s Office has declared the Hungarian organisation Sex Worker’s Rights Advocacy Network “undesirable.”

The Prosecutor General’s Office has designated the Hungarian organisation Sex Worker’s Rights Advocacy Network as “undesirable.” This was announced by the press service of the department.

The organisation was founded in 2022 in Budapest. It specialises in defending the rights of sex workers.

“The organisation’s activities related to Russia are aimed at imposing Western ideology, which does not align with the traditional cultural, family, spiritual and moral values of our country,” the Prosecutor General’s Office statement said.

According to the department, the organisation “purportedly supporting marginalised groups” carries out activities to increase the “protest potential of these individuals” and gathers information about Russia “to conduct discrediting information and propaganda campaigns.”