Transport Minister Insists on Body Cameras for Train Drivers Despite Opposition

Slovakia's Transport Minister Jozef Ráž is maintaining his push to introduce body cameras for train drivers, defending the measure as beneficial despite strong opposition from railway workers. The minister considers the body camera requirement a positive safety measure for the rail transport sector. Train drivers have rejected the proposal, raising concerns about the implementation of mandatory recording devices during their work shifts. The dispute highlights tensions between government safety initiatives and worker privacy concerns in Slovakia's state railway operations.