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Most Romanians Would Agree With Introducing Death Penalty
Most Romanians would agree with introducing death penalty, with considering criticism against the Orthodox religion as criminal offence and withdrawing the Romanian citizenship for Roma offenders or people who demand the autonomy of the Szeckler county, ProDemocratia Association shows in a survey.
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Most Romanians Would Agree With Introducing Death Penalty
According to the ProDemocratia Association, 94% of Romanians polled in the survey said that, if asked to cast their vote in a referendum, they would vote for withdrawing the Romanian citizenship of Roma ethnics who commit criminal offences abroad.
About 91% of Romanians said they would agree with introducing the death penalty, 88% said criticism against the Orthodox religion should be considered criminal offence, while 89% of Romanians would agree with withdrawing the Romanian citizenship of people who demand the autonomy for the Szeckler county, a region in Transylvania populated mostly by ethnic Hungarians.
The survey was meant to indicate in what way voting in a referendum might be influenced by justice rhetoric and might trigger undemocratic social effects.
The poll was carried out between 24 March and 27 March, 2010 on 1,060 people.
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