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The Romanian Intelligence Service was granted millions in European funding in order to set up a system that will allow it to conduct mass surveillance on citizens.
The Romanian Government has created a tool for challenging NGOs that may oppose its agenda under the guise of monitoring how they spend money received from citizens through tax donations.
Prime Minister Victor Ponta recently issued a single emergency ordinance that actually contained 26 emergency ordinances within it. Following this abuse of power, 11 Romanian NGOs are calling for his resignation.
After last Tuesday's approval of the Constitutional Court, the Romanian Senate also approved a call for a referendum singed by over 3 million people. At the 7 October referendum Romanian citizens will be asked about...
CIVICUS Monitor update on Romania - November 2017
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The ruling coalition from the Romanian Government decided that the referendum on the constitutional amendments will be held this autumn. The decision is a response to the request of religious organizations that ...
Daniela Tarău received 100,000 euros in damages from the Romanian state for unjustly spending 1 year and 9 months in prison. She fought for over 11 years to get a new trial and be acquitted.
A Romanian woman was unlawfully detained in 2001 due to a series of judicial errors. After 15 years of legal proceedings before national and European courts, the errors were finally recognized.
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Former Romanian President Ion Iliescu admitted to Der Spiegel that Romania provided space for CIA activities. Romanian officials have long denied the existence of such a place, identified in the CIA torture report...
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