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Romania: Bill to curb foreigners

01 November 1994

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the Romanian Senate is to consider new legislation, the Foreigners' Status Bill, which would require visitors to register with the police within 48 hours of entry. The Bill would also give the Ministry of the Interior powers to limit foreigners' movements "for reasons linked to national security, public order, public health or public morale". Balkan News, 13.11.94.

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