"We consider the arrest and the series of measures taken in recent days to be completely unfounded" – said Áron Orbán's lawyer
Eva Edit Schalkház, the lawyer for Áron Orbán, criticized the recent arrest and legal actions against him, claiming they are unfounded. The court ordered Orbán's detention for a month due to allegations of human trafficking, but the defense argues that there is insufficient evidence and that the investigation was premature. Schalkház highlighted the lack of specific details in the accusations and pointed out that Orbán had previously communicated with authorities, indicating his willingness to cooperate. The case, linked to visa irregularities, has drawn significant media attention, and the defense is challenging the legality of the arrest process.
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