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Romania Adopts Femicide Law

Romania's Parliament has officially adopted a law introducing the term "femicide" into legislation, punishing it similarly to qualified murder. The Chamber of Deputies passed the bill with a significant majority, with only one deputy voting against it, marking a historic step for the country.

25 Mar, 14:05 — 25 Mar, 14:05
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balkan-insightMostly Factual143d ago

Romania’s New Law Toughening Femicide Sentences Welcomed

Rights groups hail 'important day' as parliament adopts new law that significantly strengthens protection of women victims of gender-based violence.

By Marian Chiriac

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First report: digi24 · 25 Mar, 10:17Full coverage: 3 · 4hWindow: 4h
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digi2425 Mar, 10:17First to report

„Legea femicidului” a fost adoptată de Parlament: 59 de femei ucise în România anul trecut. Ce prevede și despre ce pedepse e vorba

hotnews25 Mar, 10:18

România are oficial o lege a femicidului. „Prea mult timp am ascuns această realitate” / Un singur deputat a votat împotriva proiectului

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balkan-insight25 Mar, 14:05Latest update

Romania’s New Law Toughening Femicide Sentences Welcomed

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