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The issue of discrimination in Romania as reflected by international reports

to obtain the reinstatement of rights. The law bans public authorities, employers or organisation to interfere with, to limit or to prevent trade unions to mobilise, to develop internal regulations or to select representatives.

         Pursuant to law, women and men enjoy equal
         rights. Women were subject to acts of discrimi-
         nation in matters such as marriage, divorce, child
         custody, employment, loans, wages, ownership
         or administration of businesses or property, ed-
         ucation, legal proceedings and housing, access to
         pension and retirement rights. The law provides
         for equal pay for equal work, but there are wage
         differences between men and women of 3.5%,
         according to EU data. There was segregation          FRA - Second survey on LGBTI                          Openness about being LGBTI
         by profession, with women overrepresented in         persons in the EU                                         • 81% of the participants in the survey avoid
         low paid jobs, and work-related discrimination                                                                   often or always holding hands with their

         cases were reported.                                 The online survey conducted by FRA at EU                    same-sex partner in Romania. For the
                                                              level draws on 140,000 responses from across                EU-28, it is 61%;
                                                              30 countries – the then 28 EU Member States               • 44% in Romania avoid often or always
https://www.state.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/             (including the United Kingdom), Serbia and                  certain locations for fear of being assaulted.
ROMANIA-2020-HUMAN-RIGHTS-REPORT.pdf                          North Macedonia. The results from the survey                For the EU-28, it is 33%.
                                                              present the largest international LGBTI survey            • 25% are now often or always open about
                                                              of its kind.                                                being LGBT in Romania. For the EU-28,
                                                                                                                          it is 47%.
                                                              We present below the results of the survey con-
                                                              ducted in Romania.

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