Ovidiu VOICU Researcher, activist and consultant. He leads the Center for Public Innovation (CPI), an activist group doing policy and advocacy work on topics like democracy, rights, open government, and migration. The space for civic action in Romania is constantly shrinking, while the communication channels between the public authorities and civil society are closing. The society shows signs that is able to resist to the illiberal tendencies of the current political majority but the latest is still gaining ground. It is mainly about corruption. With an impressive number of high-level politicians investigated for corruption, Romania was – and to some respect it still is – an example to follow in this area. Anti-corruption is an important issue on the public agenda. In December 2015, street protests had already overthrown the government, following a violent fire in a night club that lead to over 50 dead and many more injured. The
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