Key Facts

• Maja T, a 25-year-old German activist, was sentenced to eight years in a Hungarian prison.
• She was convicted for attacking attendees at a far-right rally in Budapest called the "Day of Honour."
• The rally is one of Europe's largest neo-Nazi gatherings.
• Maja T was charged with attempted aggravated bodily harm and assault as part of a criminal group.
• Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has labeled anti-fascist groups like Maja T's as "terrorist" organizations.
• Maja T was extradited from Germany, despite legal concerns from Germany about her potential treatment in Hungary.
• Her actions were part of a larger group effort that injured multiple individuals at the rally.
• The situation has raised international legal and human rights concerns, with some other European countries refusing extraditions to Hungary over similar cases.