Romania passes law prohibiting sexual offenders from working with children
Romanian president Nicusor Dan has approved a law which explicitly prohibits convicted sexual offenders, registered in the Sexual Offenders Registry, from working or volunteering in any institution that involves direct contact with…
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read
Romanian president Nicusor Dan has approved a law which explicitly prohibits convicted sexual offenders, registered in the Sexual Offenders Registry, from working or volunteering in any institution that involves direct contact with children or the elderly.
The law, initiated by senator Ștefan Pălărie, part of the reformist center-right party Save Romania Union, or USR, bans convicted sexual offenders from working or volunteering in schools, hospitals, care centers, sports centers, and other similar institutions.
