As in many other countries, the number of reports about domestic violence is expected to rise in Hungary as well, because of coronavirus. Besides staying at home, stress caused by economical and social problems can make things worse. While in France and Spain there are measures which were made to make it easier to ask for help or to allow victims to leave their homes, domestic violence cases were not mentioned in Hungarian regulations.  

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