A peaceful protest took place yesterday in The Hague (Den Haag) where a group of about 20-25 Romanians expressed their concerns related to the threat against the democracy and rule of law in Romania (scroll down for photos).<\/strong> <\/p>\n

The rally was organized in front of the Romanian embassy, the event being supervised by a police van.<\/p>\n

At the end of the one-hour gathering, 7 protesters were invited inside the embassy for discussions. The ambassador was not present during the meeting which was instead hosted by her rep. After the talks, the protesters handed over a written manifesto to the embassy official.<\/p>\n

Hereafter you can read protesters’ full statement which did not mention names, political parties, etc.<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Public appeal to all European political leaders<\/p>\n

We are a group of Romanian citizens, most of us highly skilled professionals, living and working legally in the Netherlands. We all hold high moral values and respect for the law.<\/p>\n

We are extremely concerned with the current political events taking place in Romania at the moment.<\/p>\n

As you are already aware, in the past few days the current government has interfered with the normal functioning of the state’s institutions, the most important to be mentioned here being that the Constitutional Court’s attributions were restricted.<\/p>\n

The Constitutional Court is the only institution which guarantees the Constitution’s supremacy, thus the state of law.
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\nAs an effect of the government’s actions, the separation of powers ceases to exist in a country which is a member of European Union. The very values and principles that stand at the heart of the European Union are being trampled.<\/p>\n

We are concerned that the country is heading towards a single party government. Romania has had a bad experience with single-party governments and dictatorships, as it has been only 2 decades since the Ceausescu regime was overthrown.<\/p>\n

The voice of the people must also be backed by the voices of the leaders and officials in the European Union, and the democratic world. France, Germany and the United States of America have already expressed their concerns about this matter.<\/p>\n

As European citizens, we need the support of European leaders, before the situation degenerates, and before sanctions are imposed by the European Union’s institutions.<\/p>\n

Therefore, we ask the Dutch government to take an official position regarding these events.”<\/strong><\/em>
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Romanians protest in The Hague on July 9, 2012<\/p><\/div>
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People disagree with political situation in Romania by protesting in Den Haag, The Netherlands<\/p><\/div>
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Protesters' written statement for European officials<\/p><\/div>
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Manifesto signed by all participants at rally in The Hague<\/p><\/div>
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Warning for Romanian politicians!!!<\/p><\/div>
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Fundamental declarations!<\/p><\/div>