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ADO – SAHROM announces the launch of the leaflet "Your rights in Romania. Information on the rights and obligations of aliens in Romania"

Carmen Munteanu - Communications Coordinator

13 June 2014

The Association for Organisation Development – SAH ROM has recently launched a leaflet with information on the rights and obligations of aliens in Romania. The document, published in Romanian, English, Arabic, Chinese and Turkish, is structured in several chapters: the right to stay, family, mobility, education, employment, health, social rights, obtaining Romanian citizenship and others, presented in a simple, easy to understand manner.

The electronic version of the information leaflet is available on the website www.ForMigrants.ro.

The leaflet was produced within the project "Integrated legal and social support services for third country nationals", developed within the 2012 Annual Programme of the European Fund for the Integration of Third Country Nationals, implemented in a partnership with the Association for the Alternative Resolution of Disputes (ADRA) in Suceava, with the Centre for Civic Resources (CRC) in Constanţa and the Foundation for Youth and Women (FTF) in Iaşi.

Source: Press release of the Association for Organisation Development – ADO SAH ROM