The Senate has passed a draft law providing for prison sentences of up to 10 years for fascist, racist and xenophobic organizations
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The draft initiated by Silviu Vexler MEP aims to prevent and combat anti-Semitism, xenophobia and hate speech. Adopted with 78 "yes" votes, it amends existing legislation to include punishments of 3 to 10 years for forming or supporting extremist organizations. Also, distributing xenophobic material is punishable by 1 to 5 years in prison and Holocaust denial by 6 months to 3 years. The bill has been sent to the Chamber of Deputies for a final vote.
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Susținerea unei organizații fasciste, rasiste sau xenofobe se pedepsește cu închisoare de până la 10 ani. Proiect adoptat de Senat
Senatul a aprobat proiectul de lege. Închisoare de până la 10 ani pentru înființarea de organizații fasciste, legionare, rasiste sau xenofobe
Senat: Închisoare de la 3 la 10 ani pentru inițierea de organizații fasciste, legionare, rasiste sau xenofobe - proiect adoptat
Senatul adoptă legea inițiată de Vexler împotriva extremismului: până la 10 ani închisoare
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