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Translation: In Romania, thousands of people protested on Friday for the third day in a row against corruption in the judiciary, following an open letter from 500+ judges and prosecutors about ‘structural problems’ in the legal system. digi24.ro/stiri/actualit
In Roemenië protesteerden vrijdag duizenden mensen voor de derde dag op rij tegen corruptie in de rechterlijke macht, na een open brief van 500+ rechters en aanklagers over ‘structurele problemen’ in het rechtssysteem. 👉https://t.co/uTlrB9g1uY pic.twitter.com/YicmauuaVU
— Dénis van Vliet (@denisvanvliet) December 12, 2025
Tonight and for however many night this will take, Romanians are preparing to take to the streets in what will likely turn out to be one of the largest anti-corruption protest this country has ever seen.
If you’ve never seen just how Romanians protest, do have a look: pic.twitter.com/w0wNDoVMpE
— Daractenus (@Daractenus) December 11, 2025
Thousands of protesters are marching through Cluj, Romania’s second-largest city tonight, following an investigation into the justice system’s ties to the political elite. They chant, “We see you! / Vă vedem!” pic.twitter.com/fkewOO7vaz
— Mircea Barbu (@_mirceabarbu) December 11, 2025
🚨🇷🇴 BREAKING: Romanians went outside to protest in front of Superior Council of Magistracy after Recorder released a documentary on corruption in justice! pic.twitter.com/SliuX1MeK0
— Zeluvy 🐍🇷🇴 (@therealzeluvy) December 10, 2025
Translation: 7,000 PEOPLE HAVE GATHERED IN VICTORIA SQUARE and the number is growing by the minute Romanians are protesting for the fourth day in a row against corruption in the judiciary, following the Recorder revelations, chanting “Justice, not corruption!” and supporting the magistrates who had the courage to speak out. Similar protests are taking place across the country and in the diaspora. If you’re fed up with injustice and silence, now is the moment: take to the streets! Silence amounts to complicity, your presence can make a difference.
PESTE 7.000 DE OAMENI AU IEȘIT ÎN PIAȚA VICTORIEI
iar numărul crește de la minut la minut
Românii protestează pentru a patra zi la rând împotriva corupției din justiție, după dezvăluirile Recorder, scandând „Justiție, nu corupție!” și susținând magistrații care au avut curajul… pic.twitter.com/XKDcPTpcwJ
— Kazimir (@redKZMIR) December 13, 2025
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Thousands Protest in Romania Over Alleged Judicial Corruption
Demonstrators gathered in Bucharest and other cities after magistrates described intimidation, delayed cases, and disciplinary threats within the justice system.
TEC NEWS / AFP
Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP
The demonstrations were triggered by an investigation published this week by investigative outlet Recorder, which featured testimonies from magistrates describing intimidation, disciplinary threats, and systemic interference within Romania’s justice system. The report has drawn more than 3.5 million views in the EU country of 19 million, fuelling public anger and renewed calls for judicial independence.
Several thousand protesters gathered outside government buildings on Friday, demanding the resignation of the justice minister, the head of the High Court, and other senior officials. Chanting slogans including “Justice, not corruption” and “Thieves,” demonstrators said the revelations confirmed long-standing concerns about graft in the judiciary.
“Civil society does not accept a system that is inherently corrupt and designed to be manipulated from within,” said Vlad Voinea, a 40-year-old IT worker attending the protest with his daughter.
Similar rallies were held in cities across the country. In a rare public intervention, judge Raluca Moroșanu interrupted a press conference at the Bucharest Court of Appeals to denounce what she described as “terror” through disciplinary pressure.
Hundreds of judges and prosecutors have since signed an open letter warning of “deep and systemic dysfunctions” in the justice system. President Nicușor Dan has invited magistrates for talks later this month, calling the situation “very serious.”
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