Hungary's 'Easy Riders' on a mission to help victims of abuse


  • World
  • Sunday, 08 Mar 2020

Members of the 'Easy Riders', a Hungarian bikers group, gather to help a domestic violence victim in Budapest, Hungary March 7, 2020. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Szilvia Morucz wishes she had found out sooner about a group of Hungarian bikers on a mission to help victims of domestic violence.

Now a member of the "Easy Riders" group herself, Morucz told Reuters she had suffered daily verbal abuse, death threats and violence, including a broken finger, at the hands of her former partner during a seven-year relationship.

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