President Nicușor Dan has attacked a law banning fascist and xenophobic organizations, citing unclear definitions and risks to freedom of expression.

Nicușor Dan has lodged a complaint with the Constitutional Court over a law aimed at banning fascist, legionist, racist and xenophobic organizations, arguing that the definitions are unclear and may restrict freedom of expression. He pointed out that Mihai Eminescu's public works, which contain xenophobic ideas, could be affected. Criticism is aimed at the lack of clarity of the terms used and possible abuses in the application of the law, which could lead to severe sanctions without a precise definition of offenses.