Romania’s Chamber of Deputies adopted on June 13 the draft bill banning the use of wild animals in circuses or other similar shows. The bill passed with 201 votes in favor, seven votes against, and 58 abstentions. The Chamber of Deputies is the decision-making body in this case, but the new law will enter into force only after President Klaus Iohannis signs it.
Once the law comes into force, Romania will become the 25th country in Europe that bans the use of wild animals in circuses and the animals that are under the responsibility of public or private institutions will be relocated in reserves, sanctuaries or zoos within a period of 18 months. Romanians will still see shows in which dogs, horses, dolphins or species of exotic birds are used.
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Source: romania-insider.com