Civil society security system reform (Feb. 11, 11.30, Howard Johnson)

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Center for Institutional analysis and Development invites on Wednesday, February 11th, starting at 11.30 at the Hotel Howard Johnson, Arizona room at the debate: civil society for reform of the security system as a security system in a democracy is to work for guaranteeing individual liberty and prosperity. But blocking the process of rewriting of security legislation and entry into force of law No. 298/2008 concerning the retention of data generated or processed by providers of electronic communications services concern both civil society starnesc and national security institutions. We confront a series of legislative issues that impede the efficiency of the activity of the security institutions and the improvement of mechanisms of democratic civilian control. Being convinced that there's a chance to promote and support the reform of the security sector through an active involvement and a better coordination of civil society informed, you are invited to a debate on the edge of the following problems:

                        1. Carente legislative system concerning the efficient functioning of the institutions of security while respecting citizens ' rights

                        2. Civil society proposals concerning improvement of mechanisms of civilian control

                        3. The opportunity of a coalition of civil society for the reform of the security system

The debate schedule: 11:30-12:00 am Arrival of guests, coffee; 12:00-12:05 PM moderator-introductory Word from Cristian Preda: part 12:05-13:15 speakers: Marian Zulean, Robins, Igual, Sorin Cucerai, Nagib, Sever Voinescu, George Maior (TBC) 13:15-14:00 participants ' Interventions 14:00-14:30 reactions of speakers

More details about the proposed theme and a selective bibliography on the website: http://www.cadi.ro/index.php/vizualizare/articole/proiecte/77 an event organised with the support of the Balkan Trust for Democracy alGerman Marshall Fund