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The Romanian government has implemented less than half of what it promised to do in relation to prisons, which are still overcrowded. It has only managed to modernise and reduce overcrowding in pre-trial detention.
After the recent failure of the Romanian Police to locate a kidnapped teenage girl, who, after calling 112 three times, was raped and murdered, authorities now want to ask for ID cards from people buying mobile phone top-up cards.
All 10 million prepaid phone card users in Romania will have to register within six months from the date of the adoption of the law, otherwise their service will be disabled.
Two months ahead of Romania taking over the EU presidency, the European Commission on Thursday raised “concerns” over the Romanian government's attempts to target the last remaining high-profile independent prosecutor...
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The Romanian administrative body for gambling has assumed the responsibility of censoring which websites can be accessed by Internet users in the country.
Three years in prison for disrespecting Romania: MPs discuss harsh new penalties for insulting the flag, anthem, police, judiciary, etc.
Civil society is concerned about the new proposals from Romanian state institutions, which want to introduce, as an urgent matter, several mass surveillance measures that violate human rights.
Romanian journalist Feri Predescu was convicted in 2007 for criticizing Radu Mazăre, the mayor of Constanţa, on television. Following the court case, she was ordered to pay him 11,000 EUR in compensation. Now the...
A man beaten by police while in custody is the latest example of human rights violations by Romanian law enforcement officers.
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