The prosecution has requested the arrest of Áron Orbán
Áron Orbán, brother of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, may face imprisonment due to human trafficking charges. The Budapest Chief Prosecutor's Office has requested the detention of four suspects involved in facilitating illegal immigration for Vietnamese citizens seeking Schengen visas. Investigators believe these individuals helped obtain necessary documents through Hungarian diplomatic missions, charging fees for their services. The suspects allegedly misled authorities by claiming the Vietnamese were attending short training courses in Hungary, while many did not attend or leave the country as required. Searches were conducted at multiple locations, including Áron Orbán's residence, leading to the seizure of evidence. The prosecutor's office argues that detention is necessary to ensure the suspects' presence during proceedings and to prevent evidence tampering.
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