Es ilegal ahora vivir en calles de Hungría

Hildiko became homeless after separating from her husband and now lives in a park in Budapest. A new constitutional amendment in Hungary prohibits homeless people from living in public areas and allows police to issue warnings. Repeated warnings can lead to imprisonment. This is not Hungary's first attempt to criminalize homelessness, as previous efforts were deemed unconstitutional. The amendment was passed in June, and there are approximately 30,000 homeless people in Budapest according to unofficial estimates.

What event led to Hildiko becoming homeless?

• She separated from her husband.

• She moved to a new city.

• She was evicted from her home.

• She lost her job.

What does the new constitutional amendment in Hungary prohibit?

• Selling goods on the streets.

• Using public transport without a ticket.

• Owning pets in public areas.

• Living in public areas for homeless people.

What can happen to homeless individuals who receive multiple warnings under the new law?

• They are fined.

• They are given shelter.

• They face imprisonment.

• They are deported.

What was the outcome of Hungary's previous attempt to criminalize homelessness?

• It was never implemented.

• It was widely accepted.

• It led to a decrease in homelessness.

• It was declared unconstitutional.

Approximately how many people are estimated to be living on the streets in Budapest?

• 20,000

• 10,000

• 40,000

• 30,000