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What happened in Bistriţa, where a teacher and a student were stabbed by a minor, must be an alarm signal for the whole society. For his part, the vice president of PSD, Bogdan Ivan, who also leads the PSD Bistriţa-Năsăud county organization, emphasized the need to regulate access to digital platforms for minors. #SiguranțaCopiilor #RețeleSociale #LegislațieRomână (translated)

As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. "As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. But we must know them and, above all, we must act at least now, before it is too late. Together with Bogdan Ivan, we are working and will submit a legislative proposal by which we propose: banning access to social networks for children under 14 years old, without exceptions (the average in the EU is around this threshold); access between 14 and 18 years old only with the agreement and supervision of parents, through mandatory parental control mechanisms; banning unsolicited private messages sent by adults to minors, with clear obligations for social platforms. Everything we propose is regulated in countries of the European Union or proposals included in the Kids Act, a set of measures designed to limit the exact negative impact of social networks on minors," said Daniel Suciu, a PSD deputy from Bistriţa-Năsăud, in a Facebook post. #SiguranțaCopiilor #RețeleSociale #LegislațieRomână (translated)

"The two norms describe, for this segment of victims, the same unique material act, namely the transportation of the person, pursuing, as an element of the subjective side, the same result: forcing the person into a marriage or cohabitation. The act is susceptible to double qualification at the same moment of consumption, with radically different sanctioning consequences: 1-5 years, according to the new art. 209-1 para. (1), related to para. (2), versus 5-12 years, according to art. 210 para. (1) of the Penal Code. The component 'obtaining money or other material benefits in exchange for adoption' provided by the new letter i) introduced by the law under review within art. 182 of the Penal Code does not qualify the person who must obtain the benefits, thus generating two distinct overlaps on the material element, depending on the quality of the active subject who collects them, indicates Nicușor Dan." #CăsătorieForțată #DrepturileOmului #LegislațieRomană (translated)