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CEDO Won the Romanian State's Case and Claims "the Implication of a Conflict of Interest" in the Decisions on Teachers' Salaries

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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has won the Government's case in a trial on the payment of salary arrears obtained in court by Romanian magistrates.

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PNL submits that the judgment delivered on Thursday by the European Court of Human Rights confirms the correctness of the position of the Government of Ilie Bolojan in the dispute with the High Court of Cassation and Justice on the payment of the remaining salary rights of the magistrates. The reaction of the liberals comes after the Romanian magistrates who claimed in 2024 at the European Court of Human Rights (CEDO) the total non-payment of th…

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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) rejected the complaints made by six Romanian magistrates who challenged the sampling of salary arrears established by final court rulings, noting that the Government's measures did not infringe the rights invoked. Article ECHR rejects the complaints of judges on salary arrears and announces possible conflict of interest in pay increases decisions appears first on Romania TV.

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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has won the Government's case in a trial on the payment of salary arrears obtained in court by Romanian magistrates.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Romania expects an important decision of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), which is to be pronounced on Thursday in the case of "Puscașu and others against Romania". European judges are analysing the mechanism by which the Romanian state has, over the years, succeeded in paying the wage rights earned in the public sector by employees. According to lawyer Adrian Toni Neacșu, former member of the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM), a…

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The European Court of Human Rights is due to rule on Thursday on the payment of salary arrears for thousands of magistrates who have won lawsuits against the state. Authorities have postponed payment...

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The European Court of Human Rights will rule on Thursday a ruling aimed at the decisions of the government to sample the payment of salary rights won through court decisions in Romania. The trial was opened by six Romanian magistrates who had to recover almost 300,000 euros. If it loses the trial, "Romania has all the chances to succumb, attracts ...

·Romania
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