Zoltán Tarr establishes an expert committee to address the social impacts of agent files

Zoltán Tarr, the Minister for Social Relations and Culture, emphasized the need for professional help in healing generational wounds and unspoken grievances. He established an independent, interdisciplinary expert committee to address the societal impacts of recently released agent files. The committee includes various specialists, aiming to foster open dialogue and prevent further stigmatization. Tarr believes this process is crucial for national reconciliation and strengthening democratic culture. Starting November 4, the names of thousands of former agents will be publicly accessible, allowing individuals to search for names, including those of relatives. Experts advise caution in interpreting these findings, as not all listed individuals were malicious informants.