Countries
1: Africa.
2: Americas.
3: Asia-Pacific.
4: Europe.
- 4.1: Belgium.
- 4.2: Bulgaria.
- 4.3: Cyprus.
- 4.4: Czech Republic.
- 4.5: Denmark.
- 4.6: Estonia.
- 4.7: Finland.
- 4.8: France.
- 4.9: Greece.
- 4.10: Hungary.
- 4.11: Ireland.
- 4.12: Italy.
- 4.13: Latvia.
- 4.14: Lithuania.
- 4.15: Luxembourg.
- 4.16: Malta.
- 4.17: Netherlands.
- 4.18: Norway.
- 4.19: Poland.
- 4.20: Portugal.
- 4.21: Romania.
  - 4.21.1: Introduction.
  - 4.21.2: List of Detention Sites.
  - 4.21.3: Map of Detention Sites.
  - 4.21.4: Country Links.
  - 4.21.5: Reference List.
- 4.22: Slovakia.
- 4.23: Slovenia.
- 4.24: Spain.
- 4.25: Sweden.
- 4.26: Switzerland.
- 4.27: Turkey.
- 4.28: Ukraine.
- 4.29: United Kingdom.
5: Middle East .

Romania Detention Profile

List of Detention Sites

Name	Status (Year)	Location	Facility Type	Detention Timeframe	Security	Authority	Management	Capacity	Demographics & Segregation
Arad Accommodation Centre	In use (2010)	Horia, Arad (Western Romania)	Migrant detention centre	Long-term	Secure	Ministry of Interior	Romanian Immigration Office	56 (2010)	Adult males and females. Segregation of criminal detainees and administrative detainees.
Bucharest Otopeni Accommodation Centre	In use (2010)	Otopeni	Migrant detention centre	Long-term	Secure	Ministry of Interior	Romanian Immigration Office	164 (2010)	Adult males and females. Segregation of criminal detainees and administrative detainees.
Bucharest-Baneasa International Airport Transit Accommodation centre	In use (2006)	Bucharest-Baneasa International Airport	Transit Zone	Medium-term	Secure	Ministry of Interior	General Inspectorate of the Border Police		Adult males and females
Bucuresti Henri Coanda Airport Transit Accommodation Centre (formerly the Bucharest-Otopeni Airport)	In use (2010)	Bucharest-Henri Coanda Airport	Transit Zone	Medium-term	Secure	Ministry of Interior	General Inspectorate of the Border Police		Adult males and females
Constanta Harbour Transit Accommodation Centre	In use (2010)	Constanta Harbour	Transit Zone	Medium-term	Secure	Ministry of Interior	General Inspectorate of the Border Police		Adult males and females
Romanesti Transit Accommodation Centre	In use (2010)	Romanesti (at border with Moldova)	Transit Zone	Medium-term	Secure	Ministry of Interior	General Inspectorate of the Border Police		Adult males and females

Sources
(This is only a partial list. More detailed information is available upon request.)

Aliens Law (Emergency Ordinance n. 194/2002 on the regime of aliens). 2002. With subsequent amendments: 194/2002; 482/2004; 113/2005. Romanian Government.
European Commission (EC). 2007. Twinning: Support to Turkey’s Capacity in Combating Illegal Migration and Establishment of Removal Centres for Illegal Migrants. Twinning Project No. TR 07 02 16.
Jesuit Refugee Service. 2008. “Romania: draft bill establishing Emergency Transit Centre introduced.” JRS. 16 September 2008. http://www.jrs.net/news/index.php?lang=en&sid=3712 (accessed 18 March 2010).
Jesuit Refugee Service Europe (JRS). Website. “Detention in Europe: Romania.” Jesuit refugee Service. http://www.detention-in-europe.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=240 (accessed 18 March 2010).
Leonescu, Stefan (Jesuit Refugee Service Romania). 2010. Email message to Cecilia Cannon (Global Detention Project). 3 May 2010. Global Detention Project. Geneva, Switzerland.
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). 1999. Background Information on the Situation in the Republic of Romania in the Context of the Return of Asylum Seekers. 1 December 1999. www.unhcr.org/refworld/docid/3ae6b33aa4.html (accessed 12 April 2010).