The Strasbourg-based European Court of Human Rights is now examining the case concerning Ukrainian money transporters. The plaintiffs allege violations of the European Convention on Human Rights during their detention by Hungarian law enforcement. Specifically, they claim multiple infringements occurred while in custody. The case centers around alleged mistreatment and legal procedure failures during the arrest and detention of the individuals transporting funds. This investigation marks a significant step in addressing concerns over human rights practices related to this incident in Hungary. The Court will assess the claims and determine if the Hungarian authorities acted in accordance with the Convention. The outcome could have implications for future cases involving similar allegations.