Concerning trends have been noticed in Hungary regarding the rights of minority groups ever since Fidesz came to power and this paper offers their overview and the description of changes which have been happening. The status of rights which ethnic minorities, sexual minorities and women have in Hungary was explored. Furthermore, legal regulations and institutional representation of these minority groups were explained. Public opinions as well as the way those in power behave towards the rights the minorities are supposed to have were also researched. What has been shown is that there is a regress happening regarding the rights of each selected minority group. There is almost no parliamentary representation concerning ethnic minorities and islamophobia is on the rise as well as anti-Roma discourses. When it comes to the rights of sexual minorities, the case is even worse as there are active efforts to supress even the little of the rights which they have had up until now. What has been show is that women are also in a really bad position, lacking proper parliamentary representation and living within a society which overemphasizes their traditional gender roles. Hence, it has been illustrated in which ways the rights of minority groups have been changed and attacked and therefore, this paper adds to the broader discussion concerning the question of human rights under various regimes and the discussion of the role which minority rights play in efforts to make political gains.