Romania

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Freedom of association

EESC: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND THE RULE OF LAW: National developments from a civil society perspective, 2018-2019

28 November 2019

Freedom of association

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND THE RULE OF LAW: National developments from a civil society perspective, 2018-2019

28 November 2019

Freedom of assembly

After Protest: Pathways Beyond Mass Mobilization in Romania

28 November 2019

Freedom of assembly

ROMANIA: Anti-corruption activists targeted with death threats and judicial persecution

23 July 2019

Freedom of association

ROMANIA: The government is fighting terrorism with red tape, forcing NGOs to send thousands of TINs to ministries

23 January 2019

Civil dialogue

ROMANIA: PM changes almost all civil society representatives in Economic and Social Council

15 October 2018

Freedom of assembly

ROMANIA: hate speech on the rise against LGBT community and activists

30 August 2018

Freedom of assembly

ROMANIA: police indiscriminate violence against anti-government protests

13 August 2018

Freedom of association

ROMANIA: the development of the ‘Plesoianu Proposal’

17 July 2018

Freedom of association

ROMANIA: limited options arise while civil society is steadily being incapacitated

17 July 2018

Freedom of association

ROMANIA: Individuals can redirect 3.5 percent of their income tax to NGOs but only for those in social services – only partially good news

15 May 2018

Freedom of association

ROMANIA: Civil society is being strangled

13 March 2018

Freedom of association

ROMANIA: Anti-money Laundering Agency proposes legislation that increases NGO administrative burdens, under threat of dissolution (UPDATED)

8 March 2018

Freedom of assembly

ROMANIA: Mass protests continue over weakening of anti-corruption laws

20 January 2018

Freedom of assembly

Romanian street protests continue as MPs press on with justice law change

19 December 2017

Romania

EESC: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND THE RULE OF LAW: National developments from a civil society perspective, 2018-2019

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND THE RULE OF LAW: National developments from a civil society perspective, 2018-2019

After Protest: Pathways Beyond Mass Mobilization in Romania

ROMANIA: Anti-corruption activists targeted with death threats and judicial persecution

ROMANIA: The government is fighting terrorism with red tape, forcing NGOs to send thousands of TINs to ministries

ROMANIA: PM changes almost all civil society representatives in Economic and Social Council

ROMANIA: hate speech on the rise against LGBT community and activists

ROMANIA: police indiscriminate violence against anti-government protests

ROMANIA: the development of the ‘Plesoianu Proposal’

ROMANIA: Individuals can redirect 3.5 percent of their income tax to NGOs but only for those in social services – only partially good news

ROMANIA: Civil society is being strangled

ROMANIA: Anti-money Laundering Agency proposes legislation that increases NGO administrative burdens, under threat of dissolution (UPDATED)

ROMANIA: Mass protests continue over weakening of anti-corruption laws

Romanian street protests continue as MPs press on with justice law change

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