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László Seres, editor-in-chief of the Neokohn portal, which is of interest to the United Jewish Community of Hungary (EMIH), resigned. He claims that he cannot and does not want to participate in a net NER project. The journalist shared all of this on his community page, writing:
Owner vetoes are problematic for two reasons. On the one hand, the sovereignty and professional knowledge of my editor-in-chief is ignored. I’d rather decide who I work with than not. Especially if the person is more of a historian than a journalist, and in recent months I have had to argue with him about the basic rules and values of journalistic and media ethics. On the other hand, in this way, it also became clear to me that if the position of a subordinate of my subordinate to the NER is specified, then neither he nor I have control over me.
László Seres, deputy editor-in-chief of Bernát László Veszprémy, makes a statement about the employee of the Migration Research Institute, which he also publishes regularly in Mandiner.
The outgoing editor-in-chief, writes Saturday, indicates that he has reached the limit of his willingness to compromise.
The most important thing in life is to be able to look in the mirror every day. I will continue to stick to this
– closes his farewell.
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