Olympics ceremony shows there is no morality in West: Hungarian premier

ISTANBUL

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has criticized the West following a controversial act during the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, saying "there is no morality" in the Western world.

"Westerners believe that nation-states no longer exists. They deny that there is a common culture and a public morality based on it.

"There is no morality, if you watched the Olympics opening yesterday, you saw this," Orban said in a speech in Tusvanyos in Transylvani.

The reenactment of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper has provoked a backlash, inviting criticism and denunciations from the Christian world.