> followed its internal policy and Hungarian law and reported the incident to authorities
Ho-humm. Care to point where the Hungarian law mandates this? The old BTK was simpler but even the new is pretty clear in that only a very few serious acts are mandatory to report (meaning not reporting is a felony in itself). 145. and 159 § details how military and civil superiors must report the crimes of those under them, obviously does not apply. 191. § makes reporting attempted or committed kidnapping mandatory. 263. § are crimes against the state, treason, spying and shit. 300. § makes it a crime not to report corruption but only for officials. 317. § makes terrorism mandatory to report. 328. § is about violating international sanctions. Finally 404. § makes reporting of certain financial trickery but only for the actual executor of the bankruptcy.
Which one was this one? Or did I miss something? Was he trying to sell stuff to Russia violating the sanctions? Did he make an attempt to overthrow the government? Or what?
Ho-humm. Care to point where the Hungarian law mandates this? The old BTK was simpler but even the new is pretty clear in that only a very few serious acts are mandatory to report (meaning not reporting is a felony in itself). 145. and 159 § details how military and civil superiors must report the crimes of those under them, obviously does not apply. 191. § makes reporting attempted or committed kidnapping mandatory. 263. § are crimes against the state, treason, spying and shit. 300. § makes it a crime not to report corruption but only for officials. 317. § makes terrorism mandatory to report. 328. § is about violating international sanctions. Finally 404. § makes reporting of certain financial trickery but only for the actual executor of the bankruptcy.
Which one was this one? Or did I miss something? Was he trying to sell stuff to Russia violating the sanctions? Did he make an attempt to overthrow the government? Or what?