• Since 2010, the social and educational institutions of the Hungarian Evangelical Brotherhood (MET) led by Gábor Iványi have accumulated 30 and 100 million HUF in public service debt in Budapest.
• His financial troubles began when the government withdrew his recognized MET ecclesiastical title, which he had acquired in 1981, and as a result, public funds for church social work also declined.
• The stalemate is now being highlighted by organized civil action to prevent the shutdown of public services, joined by a wide variety of people, from MET school teachers to Wesley College students.
• In our video report, we also show what work is being done in institutions in distress in the meantime.