-
2 months ago | 
dev.to | Kata Benedek
IntroductionThis article is part of the series "Mastering HTML Canvas: From Basics to Beyond", designed to take you from the fundamentals of HTML Canvas to advanced techniques and real-world applications. This series aims to guide you through interactive examples, case studies, and practical projects so that you can master rendering with HTML and JavaScript.
-
Jan 9, 2025 | 
dev.to | Kata Benedek
1. IntroductionSemantic HTML refers to the use of HTML elements that convey meaning about their content, such as <header>, <article>, and <footer>. These elements enhance the structure and accessibility of web pages by replacing generic tags like <div> with meaningful ones. Example: Using <nav> instead of a <div> to indicate navigation helps both browsers and assistive technologies understand its role.
-
Sep 25, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Kata Benedek
En los últimos años, la supresión de los derechos LGBTQ+ en Hungría ha puesto al gobierno de Victor Orbán en rumbo de colisión con las instituciones europeas. En el centro de la polémica se encuentra una ley de 2021 conocida como Ley de «Protección de la Infancia». El proyecto de ley ha suscitado la condena internacional por permitir el avasallamiento de los derechos de las minorías sexuales, pero esa no es toda la historia.
-
Aug 29, 2024 | 
voxeurop.eu | Kata Benedek
Le Premier ministre hongrois Viktor Orbán (Fidesz, droite nationaliste) et son gouvernement sont considérés comme des cas à part dans l'Union européenne en raison de leur idéologie homophobe et sexiste. En 2022, la Commission européenne a même poursuivi Budapest en justice pour un texte anti-LGBT+ connue sous le nom de "loi sur la protection de l'enfance".
-
Aug 29, 2024 | 
voxeurop.eu | Kata Benedek
Ungarns Ministerpräsident Viktor Orbán und seine Fidesz-Regierung gelten wegen ihrer gender- und homophoben Ideologie als Sonderfall in der Europäischen Union. Die Europäische Kommission verklagte Budapest im Jahr 2022 sogar wegen eines Anti-LGBTQ+-Gesetzes, das als „Kinderschutzgesetz“ bekannt ist. Das umstrittene Gesetz, das am 15.
-
Aug 29, 2024 | 
voxeurop.eu | Kata Benedek
Il primo ministro ungherese Viktor Orbán e il suo partito al governo, Fidesz, si sono fatti notare in Europa a causa della loro ideologia omofoba e gender-fobica. La Commissione europea ha portato Budapest in tribunale nel 2022 per una legge anti-Lgbt+ nota come legge sulla “protezione dell'infanzia”.
-
Aug 29, 2024 | 
voxeurop.eu | Kata Benedek
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz government are seen as outliers in the European Union because of their gender-phobic and homophobic ideology. The European Commission even took Budapest to court in 2022 over an anti-LGBT+ law known as the “Child Protection” act.
-
Jul 19, 2024 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Judit Takacs |Kata Benedek |Konrad Bleyer-Simon |Cléa Fache
In recent years, the suppression of LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary has placed Victor Orbán’s government on a collision course with European institutions. At the centre of the controversy is a 2021 law known as the “Child Protection” act. The bill has attracted international condemnation for enabling the subjugation of the rights of sexual minorities, but that is not the full story. Analysing the effects of the law shows how its complex nature has led to a stifling atmosphere of uncertainty.
-
Dec 4, 2023 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Judit Takacs |Kata Benedek |Gwendoline Delbos-Corfield |Maria Kazakova
This is the editorial of the Green European Journal’s winter 2023 edition Aligning Stars: Visions for a Different Europe. You can read the full edition online, or order your print copy. The adage that Europe is “forged in crises” has come back into vogue over the past few years. While the eurozone crisis sharpened divisions between EU member states and fuelled stereotypes, the European project has navigated successive global upheavals with remarkable unity – at least until recently.
-
Sep 26, 2023 | 
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Jakub Majmurek |Piotr Maciej Kaczynski |Judit Takacs |Kata Benedek
In just five years, Konfederacja has grown from an anti-system force on the fringes of Polish politics into a likely kingmaker after the parliamentary elections on 15 October. What brought it to this result is an explosive mix of anti-refugee sentiments and an almost scientific approach to scapegoating minorities. The Polish political landscape isn’t much different from its European neighbours.
