Romania's Constitutional Court has rejected President Nicușor Dan's application regarding the vagueness of the law against anti-Semitism and xenophobia.
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CCR judges have ruled that President Nicușor Dan's objections to the new law against anti-Semitism are unfounded. Dan challenged the unclear terms in the law, such as "legionary" and "fascist", arguing that they could lead to abusive interpretations. The CCR had its first meeting with the new president, Simina Tanasescu, and the new constitutional judges. The president stressed the need for a clear law to prevent abuses and condemned xenophobic and anti-Semitic manifestations.
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BREAKING. Prima înfrângere la CCR pentru Nicușor Dan de la începutul mandatului de președinte: Judecătorii au respins în unanimitate sesizarea acestuia pe Legea privind combaterea antisemitismului şi xenofobiei
Nicușor Dan, învins la CCR. Judecătorii au respins contestația Legii privind combaterea antisemitismului
Prima înfrângere a lui Nicușor Dan la CCR. Judecătorii au respins sesizarea președintelui privind legea care sancționează "extremismul și antisemitismul" SURSE
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