The NGO Declic has launched a campaign with digital banners in Bucharest, asking Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to amend the justice laws, supported by 200,000 signatures.

The Declic community has launched a visible campaign in Bucharest, displaying huge digital banners with the message 'Change the justice laws' and the image of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan on the facade of the Cocor store. These banners, which also include similar messages on Magheru Boulevard and at Amzei Square, were created to put pressure on the authorities. Cătălina Hopârteanu, a representative of the NGO, explained that this action is related to a petition that has gathered 200,000 signatures to request legislative changes. The banners have been displayed since December 16 and will remain visible until December 22.

Declic also organized a protest in Victory Square, where large canvases with the same message were presented. Hopârteanu emphasized the importance of the location, considered 'kilometer 0' of the Capital, and mentioned the difficulties encountered in the past in obtaining approvals for displaying messages addressed to politicians. The funding for the campaign comes from donations from the NGO's members, who support these initiatives.