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Vérification des faits : les Roumains protestent-ils contre une loi "anti-liberté d'expression" ?

Des milliers de personnes sont descendues dans les rues de Bucarest la semaine dernière pour protester contre une loi qui menacerait la liberté d'expression en Roumanie. Cependant, une enquête menée par The Cube suggère que la législation est destinée à lutter contre les activités extrémistes.

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00:00Are Romanians really protesting against an anti-free speech law?
00:07Thousands joined a protest in Romania last week, organized by far-right MEP Claudio Terziou.
00:13Online, the protest was presented as a stand against a law allegedly designed to abolish free speech,
00:19with claims that the government could jail citizens for spreading hate online.
00:22But the reality is more complex.
00:24Protestants were calling for the repeal of what they are calling the Vexler Law,
00:28which is actually aimed at combating extremism.
00:31The law, proposed by MP Silvio Vexler, bans the glorification of fascist figures
00:35and introduces prison terms for promoting anti-Semitism, racism or xenophobia online.
00:42Terziou fears that the law will erase heroes and genuuses from Romania's national memory.
00:47By that, he is referring to iconic national figures such as the poet Mihai Eminescu.
00:52But some of Eminescu's writing include anti-Semitic and xenophobic passages.
00:56So, is this law really a threat to the national memory of Romania?
01:00So, there is nothing in the law that bans such discussions,
01:06or the artistic use, the educational use, the use for this kind of public debates.
01:13You can still publish them, or you can still talk about them, again, in a contextualized manner.
01:20Of course, we can also look at the opera from a historical context point of view,
01:27from the point of view of the times that they were being written.
01:32The law also bans awarding public honours to war criminals or leaders of fascist organizations.
01:38Nevertheless, before its adoption last December,
01:41President Nico Chordain called for the law to be re-examined,
01:44citing vague wording and potential for abuse.
01:47His objections were rejected by Parliament and the Constitutional Court,
01:52sparking a national debate about freedom of speech.
01:54against moral почuples and catch.
01:59We have some rules about rejection,
02:02dealing with these beliefs,
02:03and anyPodifications we've taken from the patients,
02:05and let us see where PhD response was in front of the course.
02:06Thank you so much to see a lot of action in the space in the future.
02:08We'll talk about the actual curiosity that helps us understand
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02:11and tests in the future,
02:12find strategies that can be found at home for that as possible
02:14in one artist.
02:15But we have a little discomfort,
02:17and experience that with many people watching practices
02:18so in these moments,

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