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The Romanian government should “immediately suspend” efforts to reform the judicial system and criminal code, and appoint a new anti-corruption prosecutor – the European Commission (EC) said in its annual report on...
At the inauguration ceremony of Romania's six-month EU presidency in Bucharest on Thursday government representatives exchanged political warnings with the EU. Council president Donald Tusk warned: "To those in the EU...
Romania's government wants to silence organisations working on democracy, anti-corruption and the rule of law. Here's what it looks like in cake form.
A new survey has been put to the 14 presidential candidates in Romania, asking them simple Yes/No questions to better understand their positions on freedom of assembly and the right to political participation.
Florin Iordache, the deputy speaker from the ruling Social Democrat Party in Romania literally showed his middle finger in reaction to the European Commission’s request to immediately suspend ongoing judicial reforms....
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The Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights and the Forum for Human Rights intervened in a case before the European Court of Human Rights. The case concerns a boy with special educational needs who experienced discrimination at a public school in Romania.
The amicus curiae became a legal instrument that can effectively be used in Romania by human rights NGOs. APADOR-CH broke the ice by using the amicus curiae to intervene twice in cases discussing the constitutionality...
The US Department of State's report on religious freedom in Romania emphasizes that representatives of other churches are discriminated against by Orthodox priests, who represent the majority. Discrimination takes a...
Some Romanian institutions are limiting citizens' right to access public information by imposing discouraging rates for public information documents. Rates sometimes vary from 1 to 4 euros for an A4 sheet.
Romania is taking steps toward implementing a truly independent National Preventive Mechanism against Torture in a way that would circumvent transparency and civil society input.
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