The OECD made recommendations to Romania on the judiciary, including the lack of meritocratic promotion of magistrates and threats to judicial independence.
Călin Nicolescu
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The OECD also raises concerns about the selection process for judges, pressures on the judiciary from government and politicians, and areas of systemic corruption. The OECD also made recommendations to amend legislation on the financing of political parties and election campaigns.
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SURSE: Promovarea magistraților fără criterii meritocratice, amenințările la adresa independenței judecătorilor, impactul negativ al prescripției speciale asupra încrederii în justiție, controlul exercitat în Sănătate de o elită închisă - probleme ridicate de OCDE în discuțiile cu România
Aderarea României la OCDE. Evaluarea Comitetului pentru Guvernanță Publică
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