Hungary's minorities bear brunt of anti-migrant rhetoric


  • World
  • Thursday, 01 Oct 2015

ACS, Hungary (Reuters) - Hungary's government has launched an all-out campaign against migrants, but the people who feel like they are the real targets already live there: members of the country's Roma and Muslim minorities.

"I wish the government would think more carefully before starting campaigns like this," said Robert Sulek, president of Hungary's Islamic Community. "It's our wives who get spat on and have their veils ripped off in the street."

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