Hungary’s opposition party, Fidesz, has voiced strong concerns over what they describe as a climate of potential political persecution. The statement follows an investigation recently launched against a former minister from their government. Fidesz alleges the current administration is exploiting the legal system for political gain, claiming “anything can now be done to anyone”. The party fears these actions signal a dangerous escalation in political targeting and a departure from the rule of law. They argue the investigation lacks legitimate justification and is solely intended to discredit political opponents. This comes amidst ongoing tensions between the governing coalition and the opposition, raising questions about democratic standards within Hungary. Fidesz contends the situation poses a threat to the country’s political freedom and stability.