Zoltán Koskovics, an employee of the Center for Fundamental Rights—an organization closely associated with Hungary’s Fidesz party—has been indicted on charges of using prohibited symbols of authoritarian regimes. The charges stem from a social media post featuring a swastika. The case originated with a report filed by Ákos Hadházy, a vocal opposition politician. Authorities are now pursuing legal action against Koskovics for displaying the illegal symbol. This incident has sparked criticism and debate regarding far-right symbolism and its presence within organizations connected to the ruling party. The indictment marks a significant development in the ongoing scrutiny of the Center for Fundamental Rights and its personnel. Further legal proceedings will determine the outcome of the case and potential penalties for Koskovics.