According to the new Law on the execution of custodial sentences, Law no. 254/2013, re-education facilities were renamed education centers. Currently, only two such facilities function in Romania, one in Buziaş (Timiş County) and one in Târgu Ocna (Bacău County), each accommodating minors who are domiciled closer to the location.
On June 3, 2014, two representatives of APADOR-CH visited the Buziaş Education Center. The facility opened in 2004, but this was the first time APADOR-CH visited it. General considerations According to the new Law on the execution of custodial sentences, Law no. 254/2013, re-education facilities were renamed education centers. Currently, only two such facilities function […]
Generalul SRI Dumitru Dumbravă arată cum vede Serviciul Român de Informații reglementarea Internetului (deocamdată doar în România) și de ce a inițiat legea securității cibernetice.
România, obligată de CEDO să-i plătească 4000 de euro despăgubiri ziaristului, pentru că fostul primar al orașului Baia Mare a refuzat să-i furnizeze informații de interes public cu care să-și facă meseria.
These last few years, the number of convictions for bad treatments applied to institutionalized persons in detention facilities in Romania has been continuously increasing. An independent mechanism for unannounced monitoring would force Romanian authorities to comply with the international standards undertaken through the ratification of international treaties in the field of human rights.
La data de 23 iunie 2014, două reprezentante APADOR-CH au vizitat Centrul de detenție Tichilești/Brăila. Aceasta este o revenire la vizita din 28 iulie 2013, în cadrul Proiectului Copii privați de libertate în Europa Centrală și de est, finanțat de UE.
Iulia Motoc, judecător la CEDO: printre cauzele deschise împotriva României, domină cele referitoare la dreptul la libertate și la condițiile de detenție – semn că în continuare țările Europei de Est sunt tributare modelului de gândire totalitară.
ill produce a major regional report containing a comprehensive analysis of PTD practice and highlighting common themes and differences within the EU. Fair Trials expects the regional report to be launched in March 2016, bringing together policy-makers and PTD experts for a launch event in the European Parliament.
The project is called „Practitioner Training on Roadmap Directive” and aims to better inform the lawyers on the EU directives that establish the procedural rights of the defendant.
APADOR-CH, as a member of the Anti-Discrimination Coalition, will implement the project: Access to Justice and Appropriate Restitution for Persons who are Victims of Discrimination, coordinated by the ACCEPT Association. This project aims to increase access to justice and remedies for people exposed to discrimination.