Justice Minister Radu Marinescu announced the possible criminalization of feminicide and tougher measures to combat violence against women.
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Justice Minister Radu Marinescu said Romania is considering tougher punishments for violence against women, including criminalizing femicide, similar to Italian legislation. He underlined the importance of implementing a European directive targeting domestic violence and cyber-bullying. He also emphasized the need for interdisciplinary cooperation to effectively enforce existing legislation and prevent such acts by informing victims about their rights and options.
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