Hungarian circus.
The Tisza govt. is publishing the so called "agent files".
Background:
In the communism the internal political police was the "III/III Department" of the Ministry of Interior. Just to put it into perspective:
III/I intelligence
III/II counterintelligence
III/III internal counterintel
III/IV military counterintel
III/V operational tech (like forging papers and such)
The ThreePerThree run an extensive network of agents who were "employed" by various means, as a "human intelligence" tool to surveil other people, friends, family, coworkers, neighbours, groups, organizations, etc. and make reports about them. This "employment" could have been forced (it was often forced, either by violence or blackmail), sometimes payed (in favors, or for comfort, position, etc), sometimes it was done voluntarily.
There is a difference between the real staff of 3/3 who run the show, and the simple "agents" who were roped in, and oftentimes can be considered as victims themselves.
Many thousands were used in this way, and this is a sensitive point in Hungarian public life. Especially for those who run for public offices, for seats in the parliament. Being a communist agent isn't a flattering thing, in theory could break careers. I haven't seen such happening, but it's sure scandals can be made about them. For example Hungary's 5th Prime Minister (2002-2004), Medgyessy Péter was an officer in 3/3. He wasn't reporting he was the one who read the reports. This should have been very serious, but beyond minor discomfort the news caused little harm.
Other politicians came forward with their "agent past" themselves. For example Csurka István, a conservative journalist, later the founder of the right radical MIÉP was open about it. He was more of a victim, 3/3 operatives forced him to agree on working to them, by beating, torturing his father in the next room.