„No Migration, No Gender, No War”, a Hungarian village greets visitors

„No Migration, No Gender, No War” is the main communication panel of PM Orbán’s ruling Fidesz-KDNP alliance for the 2024 European parliamentary election. A small Hungarian village put out a sign at its entrance with that slogan.

Jánd is a small village close to the Ukrainian-Hungarian border in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, having a population hardly exceeding 700. Before, at the village entrance, there was a sign saying “Welcome in Jánd”. The incumbent mayor of the small Hungarian village replaced it lately with Orbán’s favourite slogan for the 2024 European parliamentary election: „No Migration, No Gender, No War”.

Locals of the small Hungarian village seem to support the new ‘welcome sign’

The mayor told ATV that he finds nothing problematic in the inscription and that even the opposition in the small village supports Orbán’s policies. He added that 80% of the locals agree with the Orbán quotation displayed at the village border.

Jánd’s mayor, István Asztalos. Photo: PrtScr/ATV news

ATV asked locals around whether they had met any migrants. However, the reporters of the TV channel could not find anybody who had ever seen an illegal migrant in the settlement. A local said they are afraid of the war, and he feels sorry for those involved in the violence in Ukraine. Jánd is only 10 kilometres away from the Hungarian-Ukrainian border.

The new sign is placed on both village entrances.

Here is the ATV’s report:

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