EU commission president Jean-Claude Juncker on Friday (11 January) warned the Romanian government not to press ahead with a planned law that would grant amnesty for corruption offences, undermining such EU "essentials", such as rule of law.
"It would be a step backwards," Juncker told reporters at a press conference with Romanian president Klaus Iohannis.
The planned law would decriminalise some forms of corruption and grant an amnesty to offenders.
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[more]Statement by the Board of the EU-Russia Civil Society Forum
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