The “second wave of feminism” that started in the Western countries in the 1960’s did not have a reflection in a similar movement in Hungary before the fall of the state communist system in 1989, so our aim was to find manifests mainly from the following era.

The text contains the brief description of the first National Women’s Roundtable Meeting.

MONA Foundation for the Women of Hungary is aiming to initiate public debates on women’s and men’s status and roles in a democratic society, and the still persisting problem of gender inequalities.

NANE Women’s Rights Association is dedicated to ending the human rights violations and the threat of violence against women.

This statement aims to help implement real equality between women and men, and do away with discrimination against women.

The appeal of the Movement for a Prostitution-Free Hungary addresses the general public and government officials.

The introduction of a 50% women’s quota on the parties’ candidate lists with women and men candidates alternating.

The Hungarian Women’s Lobby is an umbrella organization of Hungarian feminist women’ NGOs, and it is the national coordinating organization of the European Women’s Lobby.