Constitutional amendment to remove a sitting president represents authoritarian abuse of parliamentary power to eliminate political opposition, demonstrating erosion of institutional checks and democratic norms in Hungary's governance system.
The Hungarian Parliament passed an amendment to the Constitution that would remove President Tamas Sulyok from office as president, a largely ceremonial role. People gathered to protest against the measure in Budapest on July 9.
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