Romania
© DANIEL MIHAILESCU/AFP/Getty Images
Overview
Laws extending pardons and amnesties for corruption and official misconduct were put forward, sparking protests across the country. European and international institutions criticized overcrowding in prisons and inadequate detention conditions. Amendments were proposed to the law regulating civil society organizations and foundations. Roma continued to face discrimination.
Death penalty status
Abolitionist for all crimes
Does not use the death penalty
News
Media enquiries
Stefan Simanowitz
Media Manager, European Union, Balkans and Turkey, +44 (0)20 3036 5599 stefan.simanowitz@amnesty.org
Our Offices
Amnesty International Secretariat Office
View All Contact InfoResearch
Reports, briefings, urgent actions and UN submissions
Commentary
Analysis, opinion, personal stories and more.
Europe and Central Asia
17 December: the day we lost our homes
Europe and Central Asia
‘Everyone is master of their own body’ says International Member - Romania
Europe and Central Asia
Some lessons from history have still not been learned
Europe and Central Asia
“You can’t give up; you have to fight for your rights!”