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Fragment from Romania's constitution.
Art. 30 - Freedom of expression
(1) The freedom to express thoughts, opinions or beliefs and the freedom of creation of any kind, orally, in writing, through images, through sounds or through other means of communication in public, are inviolable.
(2) Censorship of any kind is prohibited.
(3) Freedom of the press also implies the freedom to set up publications.
(4) No publication may be suppressed.
(5) The law may impose on the mass media the obligation to make public the source of financing.
(6) Freedom of expression may not prejudice the dignity, honor, private life of the person or the right to one's own image.
(7) Defamation of the country and the nation, incitement to war of aggression, national, racial, class or religious hatred, incitement to discrimination, territorial separatism or public violence, as well as obscene manifestations, contrary to good morals, are prohibited by law. .
(8) The civil responsibility for the information or for the creation brought to public knowledge rests with the publisher or director, the author, the organizer of the artistic event, the owner of the means of multiplication, of the radio or television station, in accordance with the law. Press offenses are established by law.
Source: https://www.constitutia.ro
You can easily use google translate if you're curious, it's very accurate.
However, Romania still seems way freer than most Western countries, due to most people rejecting political correctness and casual racism and sexism still being commonplace. Romanian media outlets also seem way more eager to allow anonymous comment sections than Western MSM outlets.
@ChristiJunior
It is freer. And a lot of comment sections, even on normie Facebook, are a treasure trove of what americans consider "toxic" or "hateful" comments, and no one really cleans it up.
