Hajnalka Juhász

She graduated from the Fráter György Catholic High School. She earned a degree in law from the State and Legal Studies faculty at the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, before completing a master's degree in Public International Law at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom. She received the absolutorium for Ph.D. from the State and Legal Studies faculty at the University of Szeged. Her area of research was the protection of the rights of national minority groups as practised by the European Council, for which her supervisor was László Trócsányi, Minister of Justice in Hungary.

Having returned to Hungary following her studies in the UK, Juhász joined the Christian Democratic People's Party and the Youth Christian Democratic Alliance (Ifjúsági Kereszténydemokrata Szövetség, IKSZ) in 2009. She was appointed regional vice chair of IKSZ alongside then-chairman Bence Rétvári, but resigned from the position in 2013 after being asked to serve as a national expert at the European Council. She has remained an active member of both the Christian Democratic People's Party and IKSZ. She was granted a parliamentary seat following the Hungary's 2018 elections on the national list of the Christian Democratic People's Party. From 2019 to 2020, she served as Ministerial Commissioner responsible for tasks associated with the development of international relations in relation to humanitarian aid provided by Hungary. She was appointed vice president of the Christian Democratic People's Party in January 2020. In December 2020, she was named Ministerial Commissioner responsible for the furthering of international relations in connection with the priorities associated with Hungary's presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.

• Önéletrajza a KDNP honlapján
• Miniszteri biztost kapott Orbánék Hungary Helps programja, HVG, 2018. December 29.
• Juhász Hajnalka – Keresztény nőként a nagypolitikában, Magyar Demokrata, 2018. március 23.