The civil society notion is frequently used within the daily language (political, juridical, cultural, social etc.), although the concept is quite precarious funded from a scientific point of view. Not even within the juridical field it does not beneficiate of any regulation, beside a quite vague reference in the civil code, which designates a non-commercial society. Starting from its public perception, one might state that notion would define the large mass of citizens situated beyond the power structures, beyond political parties and beyond other authorised institutions. Their binder or common factor, as considering them being part of a society, is against them. The social diversity makes that the interests, aspirations, current matters, with which people are facing, can not be expressed at the level of the existing society such as, for example, the population of a country. Certainly, there are general problems, concerning all the society, but even in such situations the particular nuances are evident. The right to free expression, for example, is important for each people, but its importance is different from one individual to another, according to a diversity of factors such culture, education, political orientation, profession, religion etc.