Russia has become increasingly ruthless in its crackdown of anti-war dissent with more arrests, police barging into public events and even arresting people simply for talking to foreign outlets. 2:28
In the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Marat Grachev and his staff at his computer repair store in Moscow discussed how to voice their opposition in an environment where any dissent is silenced.
Grachev, 35, thought taking to the streets seemed futile, as demonstrators were being dragged away by the police moments after brandishing signs.
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11/27/17
Romania: Thousands of Romanians rally against ruling party’s judicial overhaul
Tens of thousands of Romanians rallied in the capital Bucharest and
dozens of other cities on Sunday (26 November), protesting against a
widely criticised plan by the ruling Social Democrats to overhaul the
judiciary.
The PSD-led coalition, which holds a robust majority in parliament, is drafting an overhaul that the European Commission, foreign diplomats and thousands of magistrates have criticised as placing the justice system under political control, potentially weakening an anti-corruption drive.
A special parliamentary commission started debating the bill last week, with the ruling party aiming to have it approved by the end of the year.
Read more: Thousands of Romanians rally against ruling party’s judicial overhaul – EURACTIV.com
The PSD-led coalition, which holds a robust majority in parliament, is drafting an overhaul that the European Commission, foreign diplomats and thousands of magistrates have criticised as placing the justice system under political control, potentially weakening an anti-corruption drive.
A special parliamentary commission started debating the bill last week, with the ruling party aiming to have it approved by the end of the year.
Read more: Thousands of Romanians rally against ruling party’s judicial overhaul – EURACTIV.com
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