Braving the Storm: Márta Pardavi and the Fight for Rule of Law in Hungary
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Braving the Storm: Márta Pardavi and the Fight for Rule of Law in Hungary
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In this first episode of Hungary for Change, host Drew Leifheit sits down with Márta Pardavi, co-chair of the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, for a candid conversation about what it means to defend the rule of law under Viktor Orbán's government.
For 15 years, Orbán and his Fidesz party have held a two-thirds majority in parliament — consolidating power, rewriting the constitution, and hollowing out democratic institutions. Yet Márta Pardavi, one of Hungary's leading human rights defenders, continues to stand her ground.
In Part One of this three-part conversation, Márta shares how the law can still serve as a shield for democracy, what it's like to work under constant government pressure, and why she believes Hungarians are beginning to rediscover their voice.
Series theme: Is Hungary ready for political change after 15 years of one-party rule?
🎧 Hungary for Change is a podcast series exploring how a nation long seen as the "original Trumpist state" is grappling with the future of democracy.