Budapest Councillor Criticizes Inconsistent Approach to Children's Mental Health Budapest, Hungary - A recent video recording of a Budapest City Council meeting has brought attention to the concerns of local representative Szepesfalvy Anna regarding the inconsistent handling of children's mental health issues. Anna argues that the current approach is hypocritical, citing a lack of concrete action despite expressed concern for children's mental well-being. "It's appalling when children witness adults constantly attacking each other," Anna stated during the council meeting. "Where do they learn such behavior? We worry about their mental state, but our actions don't reflect that worry." Anna further illustrated her point by referencing the recent reconsideration of the city's drug strategy. She argued that if the government can dedicate resources and attention to revising drug policy, similar effort should be directed toward addressing the mental health crisis affecting children. The video has sparked discussion online, with many agreeing with Anna's assessment of the situation. The lack of consistent action on this critical issue remains a topic of ongoing debate. The situation underscores the need for a more comprehensive and consistent approach to children's mental health in Budapest. The city council is now facing pressure to address this issue with the urgency it deserves.
„Az olyan családon belüli erőszakot elkövetőktől tanulják a gyermekek a bántalmazást, mint az önök pártelnöke” – tette helyre a tiszás képviselőt Sze…
