Bucharest
Romania became part of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Southeast Europe’s sub-region in the early 1990s. The regional SEE office was already established 1999 in Bucharest when in 2006, the entire central coordination of FNF’s work was moved to Sofia. In 2014 FNF re-opened a bureau for Romania and its sister-country of Moldova in Bucharest. In over 20 years of ceaseless activity, the FNF has worked with all the local liberal parties, forces and NGO’s, and by doing so, made thousands of young people interested in liberalism. Today the main political partner is the USRPLUS party. The FNF is also in contact with all the local NGO’s who fight for the ideal of freedom.
News
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Women's Representation in Romanian Politics
This report provides a brief description of women’s representation in the Romanian parliament, government and the local councils and is founded on an extended data collection. The final sections provide the reader with a comparative analysis of women’s political representation in order to contextualize Romania’s situation.
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Champions of Change
Champions of Change is a project organized by LID Moldova in cooperation with FNF Romania and Moldova, which rewards people with innovative ideas, outstanding initiatives and impactful actions, who despite all the challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and regardless of circumstances or political contexts, have managed to continue developing projects in their fields of activity.
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Meet Rodica Crudu from Moldova
Moldovan university professor and entrepreneurship expert Rodica Crudu on the challenges of staying in your home country and making your way in a male-dominated environment. She is an associate professor, a European economic policies expert at a NGO, and editor-in-chief of the Eastern European Journal of Regional Studies.
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Meet Ramona Strugariu from Romania
Ramona Strugariu is a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from the Renew Europe Group and a law graduate with more than a decade of experience in the NGO sector. She ran for office on the ticket of the liberal PLUS (Freedom, Unity, and Solidarity Party) fraction, a movement born on the squares of Bucharest in 2018.
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Meet Mihaela Miroiu from Romania
Mihaela Miroiu is Romanian, a professor at the National School for Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest. She has taught students for 42 years. She has marched in protests, helped with female rights legislation, and inspired the new generation of feminists.
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Meet Diana Mureșan from Romania
Diana Mureșan on the joys and hardships of joining a brand-new party and the conscious choice of not skipping steps when climbing the political ladder. Four years down the road, she is heading the local branch of the USR party, in Sibiu and has become a representative in the city’s municipal council.
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Journalism in 2021: an obstacle course with fewer and fewer winners
The new report released by The Center for Independent Journalism, supported by FNF Romania, reveals the true price of the profession of journalist, but also the cost society has to pay when lacking credible sources of information. The report may be read in full here.
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🏆 Ieri la Chișinău am premiat cei mai buni jurnaliști în domeniul combaterii dezinformării. Concursul „Jurnaliștii împotriva dezinformării”, organizat de Array și Array este destinat profesioniștilor media din Republica #Moldova care manifestă un interes constant pentru combaterea dezinformării și a fenomenului „știrilor” false. Aceștia au publicat cicluri de materiale jurnalistice menite să dezmintă falsurile, contribuind astfel la sporirea rezilienței publicului în fața dezinformării, inclusiv în contextul actualului război. Felicitări tuturor! 🤩 **** Array va continua să susțină lupta împotriva dezinformării, jurnalismul independent și libertatea presei.
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Eveniment public „Jurnaliștii împotriva dezinformării”
