Budapest, June 12 -- Around 15,000 protesters filled a square in Hungary's capital Budapest on Tuesday in what organisers called the beginning of a resistance movement against the government of populist Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Most of the speakers criticised what they see as the government's increasingly anti-democratic conduct. Some alleged corruption benefiting those with ties to Orban's Fidesz party. "This country doesn't belong to those who lie, who rob from the people, who have sold their humanity for power," said one speaker, Csaba Bogos. AP...