EMERGENCY DECREE - Protests continued in Bucharest and other Romanian cities on Sunday, for the 6th consecutive day, with tens of thousands of...
Romanian government repeals controversial emergency decree amending the criminal codes. Anti-government protests continue in Romania.
Protests continued in Bucharest on Saturday, for the fifth day in a row, against the decree issued by the Romanian Government to amend the criminal codes.
Protests continue in Bucharest against the Government's decree amending the criminal codes.
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President Klaus Iohannis to address Parliament on 7 February on governments changes to criminal laws./ Parliaments specialist committees are debating the 2017 budget bill.
Unrest continues in Romania following the Government's decision to amend criminal law under emergency ordinances.
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The Higher Council of the Magistracy in Romania unanimously decided to challenge at the Constitutional Court the emergency ordinance amending the criminal codes
UPDATE: Thousands of people took to the streets in Bucharest and other major cities across the country, in token of protest against the adoption by the government of emergency ordinances amending the Criminal Codes
The Romanian government issues an emergency ordinance amending the Criminal Code
President Iohannis asks Government to scrap controversial draft emergency orders.
Public debate on emergency ordinances on pardon and amending the criminal code/ Supreme Defense Council meeting on Tuesday/ Benoit Hamon designated candidate of the French Socialists
