Hungary's President Resigns Amid Child Abuse Pardon Scandal

The resignation of President Katalin Novák and Justice Minister Judit Varga has sparked widespread protests and calls for accountability in Hungary.

President Katalin Novák resigned after pardoning a man convicted of covering up sexual abuse at a children's home, sparking public outrage.
Former Justice Minister Judit Varga, who signed off on the pardon, also resigned amid the scandal.
The scandal has exposed the contradictions in Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's government, which has promoted a 'family values' agenda.
Critics argue the scandal reveals a deeper issue of governance and accountability within Orbán's administration.
Protests have erupted across Hungary, with citizens demanding more transparency and accountability from their leaders.