Hungary is breaking EU law on migrants: Nordic nations
Nordic nations on Wednesday called for the EU to take "measures" against Hungary over its reluctance to take in registered asylum-seekers. In a letter dated September 9, seen by AFP, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden expressed their "great concern" at Budapest's refusal to act by the Dublin rules under which refugees must seek asylum in the first EU country they enter. For several months Hungary and its right-wing Prime Minister and fierce Brussels critic Viktor Orban have opposed receiving back any migrants for whom Hungary was the first EU country in which they registered.