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Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Romania's ruling party wants to soften corruption rules
MPs from Romania's ruling party have tabled changes to anti-corruption legislation, in a move than could deepen concerns over the rule of law in the country.
A group of deputies from the Social-Democratic Party (PSD) proposed, on Tuesday (26 December), to decriminalise cases of abuse of office when the damage was under €200,000, and to lower sentences, according to the Reuters press agency.
They also proposed to decriminalise influence peddling and abuse of power to obtain sexual favours.
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