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Tuesday 14:58

The Appeal Courts in the country have decided to suspend the protest and resume activity, following the declaration of the unconstitutionality of the project regarding judges' pensions.

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Several courts in Romania, including the Courts of Appeal in Bucharest and Craiova, have announced the resumption of judicial activity after the General Assembly of judges decided to suspend the protest against the Government's project regarding judges' pensions. The Bucharest Court of Appeal adopted Decision no. 4, establishing that court activity will resume starting from October 23, 2025, while the Craiova Court of Appeal will begin hearing cases from October 22, 2025.


The protests were triggered at the end of August, but the project was declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court of Romania, which led to the decision to suspend the protest.

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Magistrații suspendă protestul, după ce Curtea Constituțională a respins proiectul legat de pensiile speciale
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Magistrații renunță la proteste și anunță că vor judeca „toate cauzele”, după ce CCR a decis păstrarea privilegiilor

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The judges of the ICCJ are meeting today to decide whether they will challenge the law regarding the payment of private pensions.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan will resume the reform of judges' pensions following the reasoning of the Constitutional Court, emphasizing the need to correct the system to ensure financial sustainability.
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that the reform of judges' pensions remains a firm objective of the Government, supported by the entire coalition. He specified that, since the Constitutional Court did not reject the project on its merits, the Executive can resume the legislative process.
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The Constitutional Court of Romania declared the law on judges' pensions unconstitutional, referred by the High Court of Cassation.
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The judges of the Supreme Court have decided to refer to the Constitutional Court regarding the amendments made to the Law on private pensions, which affect Pillar 2 and Pillar 3.
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