The Romanian Judges' Forum Association criticizes the changes proposed by the Government for magistrates' pensions, underlining the risks for the independence of justice.
Liviu Brăteanu
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AFJR warns that the legislative amendments proposed by the Government on 29.07.2025, which concern the service pensions of magistrates, do not address the correction of existing pensions, but change the conditions of retirement, which could lead to the resignation of more than 1,000 magistrates. The association underlines that recent reforms in the judiciary have led to an unacceptable regression, affecting the independence of the system. The AFJR also calls for the European principles on judges' pensions to be respected, which should be close to their current salaries, in order to prevent corruption and maintain confidence in the judiciary.
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AFJR: Propunerile Guvernului afectează independența și încrederea magistraților. Ar putea duce la pensionarea, demisia a 1000 dintre ei
Forumul Judecătorilor susține că peste 1.000 de magistrați ar putea ieși din sistem, prin pensionare sau demisie, după modificarea condițiilor de pensionare
Asociația Forumul Judecătorilor: Peste 1.000 de magistrați ar putea părăsi sistemul din cauza modificărilor aduse condițiilor de pensionare
Avertisment din sistem: Peste 1.000 de magistrați ar putea ieși imediat la pensie, dacă se aplică reforma anunțată de Bolojan
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