Although the government denies responsibility, parliament records show that ministers were questioned repeatedly about scandals related to Samsung SDI.

Telex cites leaked internal documents showing that shortly before Átlátszó was targeted by the Sovereignty Protection Office, the management of the Samsung battery factory was discussing ways to shot down our investigations into their pollution.

The court's decision has been illegally overruled by the government, which has ruled that the factory can continue to operate even without an environmental permit.

The Budapest Regional Court annulled the environmental permit of the Samsung battery factory of Göd, ruling that the permit was issued illegally.

The Sovereignty Protection Office's latest target is the Göd-ÉRT Association, an enviromental group protesting the government’s push to fill Hungary with battery factories.

The Göd-ÉRT Association and Greenpeace Hungary have joined forces to protest against the polluting operation of the Göd factory.

Civilians in Göd filed a lawsuit challenging the permit, and the court ordered immediate legal protection in the case.

Laboratory tests have revealed significant levels of toxic solvents in the spillage from a pipe burst near the Samsung battery factory.

Mayor Zoltán Kammerer has filed a complaint against an unknown perpetrator in connection with articles published by Átlátszó.

Numerous test data and documents show that Samsung SDI's Göd plant poses a threat to the environment and human health.

There is no accurate data on the waste generated at the Samsung factory, according to documents from the plant's environmental procedure.