On November 7, 2017, on a cold winter day, a family was evicted from their home in Bucharest the a property belonging to the Romanian Orthodox Church. As with all the evictions lately documented by us (Passport Productions), the legal terms were yet again not respected, especially the inviolability of the domicile.
On July 1st about 150 inhabitants of the Pallady shelter, run by the city hall of Bucharest were expelled by force from their beds at 7 in the morning and put on the street. The operation which was not previously announced to the inhabitants was conducted by the private security company Argo Security, who entered masked and with force, no official of the center was present, and no document presented.
People were not provided with any food or water on a day where a red alert is announced as a heat wave causes temperatures to rise above 40 Celsius. Amongst the 150 were people from all walks of life, traumatised victims of domestic violence, disabled and severely ill people, some people who can not move without assistance but also people who have to go to work the next day.
The local police evict 6 families (more than 30 people, most of them Rroma) from the building in strada Sfintilor in the center of Bucharest. The eviction was done in an abusive and illegal way, without announcement and without the necessary legal papers. In an act of protest some of the former inhabitants decided to squat the street in front of the house.
Înaintea turului II al alegerilor prezidențiale 2014, românii din diasporă au protestat împotriva măsurilor luate de guvern, măsuri ce îi deprivau de dreptul la vot.
La Munchen, Germania, acesta a fost “Protestul periuțelor de dinți” care a scos peste 6000 de români în stradă în capitala bavareză
Votul periutelor de dinti – the vote of the toothbrushes
Flash mob in front of the Romanian consulate general in Munich ahead of the second round of the presidential elections
Romanian Presidential Election, Round II at the Consulate General, Munich, Germany
Romanian Presidential Election, Round I at the Consulate General, Munich, Germany
