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Amnesty International: Romania: Housing law must protect the vulnerable

May 11, 2012

Romania’s continuing economic challenges that have seen two governments fall in fewer than three months are all the more reason for the authorities at all levels to close legal loopholes that affect the housing of some of the country’s most marginalized groups, Amnesty International said.“These gaps in the law have allowed local authorities forcibly to evict people from their homes without

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