Last week, Foreign Affairs Ministry Deputy State Secretary Szabolcs Takács met with Ukrainian ambassador Yuriy Mushka to express “serious concerns” regarding the Ukrainian parliament’s recent language-law decision. Reportedly, the new law calls for a repeal of certain regional status for minority languages in Ukraine, including Hungarian.
http://www.bbj.hu/politics/ukraine-crisis-hungarian-foreign-ministry-reacts_76552
Венгерского не знаю, но попробую еще найти что-нибудь.

См. ниже.

Не утка, то есть, а не вполне корректный перевод. Хотелось бы более полной информации, но она, вероятно, на венгерском.

Ukraine’s 150,000 ethnic Hungarians, feared as potential fifth columnists for ousted president Viktor Yanukovych, face a growing threat from far-right nationalists.

In the region of western Transcarpathia, the large Hungarian minority has grown increasingly uneasy.

Stick-wielding members of Pravy Sektor, the far-right paramilitary group that was on the frontline of bloody protests to depose Yanukovych in Kiev in February, stormed the town hall in Berehove, a town of around 24,000 people, last week.

A government building in the regional capital of Uzhhorod has been occupied since mid-February, with Pravy Sektor activists in red and black armbands standing guard outside.

“Chaos reigns here, police are invisible, people are afraid,” said Zoltan Babjak, mayor of Berehove.
http://www.politics.hu/20140305/ukraines-hungarian-minority-nervous-as-crisis-rages/