Washington, DC – László Hámos, President of the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation succeeds Charles Vámossy as Chairman of the Board Washington, DC – On December 6, 2003, the Hungarian American

The Romanian government has “failed to enforce its commitments to the Hungarian minority,” noted the Hungarian American Coalition in a letter sent yesterday to U.S. Secretary of State Colin L.

Three outstanding Hungarian researchers received the Charles Simonyi Research Scholarship Award in the Ceremonial Hall of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest on October 2, 2003.  The annual award in the

Washington, D.C. – The Hungarian American Coalition (the “Coalition”) and other members of the Central and East European Coalition (the “CEEC”) met with presidential hopeful Senator Joe Lieberman (D-CT) on

Washington, DC- On September 10, five leaders of the Hungarian American Coalition met at the State Department with Ambassador-Designate George Herbert Walker, who has been appointed by President George W. Bush

WASHINGTON, DC – On July 25 the Hungarian American Coalition sent a letter to members of the U.S. Senate asking the legislators to urge the Bush Administration “to require full

Washington, DC – Twenty-two members of the Hungarian Parliament completed a three-week program in U.S. politics, language, and culture yesterday, co-sponsored by the United States Department of State’s Bureau of

Hungarian American Coalition Sponsors Recognition of Minority’s Cultural Achievements Bratislava – Seven Hungarian writers and two artists received the Posonium Literary and Fine Arts Awards in Bratislava on June 9, 2003. The

Washington DC – Several hundred people attended the dedication ceremony held in Kolozsvár (Cluj) on June 7, 2003, of the newly restored building that will serve as the Kolozsvár campus of

Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition), together with the US Embassy in Budapest and the US Department of State, will sponsor a Public Policy Seminar and Training Program