The Justice and Respect in Europe for All Party (, DREPT) is a Romanian nationalist non-parliamentary political party that has an anti-corruption discourse.
The party is represented publicly by Vlad Gheorghe, a former independent MEP, and aims to be an electoral platform for independent candidates and small anti-system parties.
From 2 September through 1 December 2024, the party had representation in the Romanian Parliament. They initially had ten deputies, but five were expelled because of their association with establishment parties.
Members PartyAbbr.IdeologyPositionLeader Justice and Respect in Europe for All Party DREPT Anti-corruptionAnti-establishmentBig-tentBig-tent Vlad GheorgheUnited Diaspora PartyPDUPopulismRomanians abroad interestsAnti-corruptionEnvironmentalismCentre to right-wingMarius Mocan Courage for RomaniaCURAJ/ Romania ECO HumanismPragmatismRomanian nationalismCentrism Cosette Chichirău IndependentsINDDiverse
Founding deputies Ion-Marian Lazăr (ex-USR) Daniel-Sorin Gheba (ex-AUR)—expelled on 16 September 2024 Radu Tudor Ciornei (ex-USR) Daniel Florea (ex-AUR)—expelled on 16 September 2024 Liviu-Ioan Balint (ex-PNL)—expelled on 16 September 2024 Gheorghe Pecingină (ex-PNL)—expelled on 16 September 2024 Daniel-Liviu Toda (ex-USR) Cristian-Paul Ichim (ex-USR) Florică Ică Calotă (ex-AUR)—expelled on 16 September 2024 Norbert Apjok (ex-UDMR)
Reception The migration of the 10 deputies from different parties with various ideologies to the DREPT Party on 2 September 2024 was treated with suspicion in the Romanian press. According to unofficial sources, the DREPT Party will support Mircea Geoană in the 2024 presidential elections, and will be able to send observers to voting stations after becoming the parliamentary party.
Electoral history Legislative elections ElectionChamberSenatePositionAftermathVotes%SeatsVotes%Seats2024107,4741.16114,500 1.24 (2024–2025) (2025–present) Presidential elections ElectionCandidateFirst roundSecond roundVotesPercentagePositionVotesPercentagePosition2025 1,979,767 6,168,642
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