Editing Hungarian Workers' Party (section)

==Ideology==
The party opposed Hungary joining [[NATO]]. In 1996 the party organised a countrywide collection of signatures for a referendum on NATO membership. This HCWP-led referendum drive failed, although [[1997 Hungarian NATO membership referendum|another referendum]] on NATO membership was held in 1997, which resulted in a vote in favour. The party continues to oppose the country's participation in NATO and other military organisations. It campaigns to have all Hungarian forces returned from abroad and to reduce the military budget. The party opposed NATO campaigns in Yugoslavia against [[Slobodan Milošević]] and the [[2003 invasion of Iraq]]. 

On the question of the [[2016 Hungarian migrant quota referendum|2016 migrant quota referendum]], the party called for a "no" vote, expressing opposition to what it perceives as "EU aggression" against Hungary.

Other foreign policies are in favour of
*a peaceful and just settlement of the Middle East crisis, in favour of the "progressive" Arab countries.
*a foreign policy based upon "good relations" with all parts of the world.