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Prosecutors who commit abuses and illegalities should be punished criminally

2021-11-26T10:43:47+01:00

  The Prosecutor General’s Office should hold accountable the prosecutors who commit abuses and illegalities, said lawyers Veaceslav Țurcan and Maxim Belinschi against whom two criminal cases were started as an intimidation instrument, according to them. Prosecutors who commit abuses and illegalities should be punished criminally   The two lawyers were acquitted in a criminal case in which they were charged with falsification of statements. But the prosecutor in charge

Prosecutors who commit abuses and illegalities should be punished criminally2021-11-26T10:43:47+01:00

Businessman’s supporters protest before the Chisinau Appeals Court against corrupt judges

2021-11-26T10:43:47+01:00

  A noisy action of protest was organized before the Chisinau Appeals Court building by the supporters of entrepreneur Nicolae Galici, against whom the CAC passed a decision earlier this week Businessman’s supporters protest before the Chisinau Appeals Court against corrupt judges   The protesters were waving with big photographs of judges Alla Malii, Olga Cojocaru and Inna Dutca, whom they accused of corruption and of passing an unfair verdict.

Businessman’s supporters protest before the Chisinau Appeals Court against corrupt judges2021-11-26T10:43:47+01:00

Moldova remains in ranking position on human trafficking

2021-11-26T10:43:52+01:00

  The US State Department Report on Trafficking in Persons for 2020 was published on 25 June. It reflects the states' efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking in 2019, the government's communication and protocol department has reported. Moldova remains in ranking position on human trafficking   According to the Report, the government has shown a growing effort in this area compared to the previous period. Thus, Moldova remained at

Moldova remains in ranking position on human trafficking2021-11-26T10:43:52+01:00

Situation will continue as long as political parties, prosecutors, judges, functionaries are financed with illegal funds

2021-11-26T10:43:55+01:00

Valentin Eșanu, businessman who was convicted in a “political” criminal case and was rehabilitated, said the real reasons for which criminal cases were started against him were the protests he organized in favor of liberalizing the ferrous and non-ferrous metals market and also the revelations he made about the money laundering schemes employed at “Metalferos”. Situation will continue as long as political parties, prosecutors, judges, functionaries are financed with illegal

Situation will continue as long as political parties, prosecutors, judges, functionaries are financed with illegal funds2021-11-26T10:43:55+01:00

Prosecutors to drop a number of purportedly political criminal cases

2021-11-26T10:43:57+01:00

About four months after the initiation of the process of assessing 38 criminal cases that were presumably started based on political reasons, the Prosecutor General’s Office said the examination group took decisions on nine of these cases. It was thus decided to drop the cases under investigation started against Ludmila Kozlovska, Nina Cereteu, Valentin Eșanu and Andrian Borș. It was also decided to drop the charges of murder attempt on

Prosecutors to drop a number of purportedly political criminal cases2021-11-26T10:43:57+01:00

Right to defense is most often violated among delinquent minors

2021-11-26T10:44:00+01:00

Right to defense is most often violated among delinquent minors According to a study carried out by the ombudswoman for children’s rights Maia Bănărescu, 28 minors of 38 said they saw the lawyer only on the court’s hall or in the courtroom already. The ombudswoman says any minor in the legal system should be treated like a child and should benefit from all the rights guaranteed by law. In an

Right to defense is most often violated among delinquent minors2021-11-26T10:44:00+01:00

“Coronavirus cannot annul human rights”

2021-11-26T10:44:04+01:00

“Coronavirus cannot annul human rights” Whist does “stagnation” in the field of human rights in the Republic of Moldova mean?; How do the pandemic and state of emergency influence this area? What is the difference between the relations of the Ombudsman’s Office of the Republic of Moldova with the national authorities and those with the international partners?; What can the wronged persons who seek justice in courts of law and

“Coronavirus cannot annul human rights”2021-11-26T10:44:04+01:00

Ombudsman: There is no place for hatred and social exclusion in fight against pandemic

2021-11-26T10:44:09+01:00

Ombudsman: There is no place for hatred and social exclusion in fight against pandemic The ombudsman expresses his concern about the intensification of the aggressive and intolerant messages aimed at representatives of the Moldovan diaspora and of hate speech among the Moldovan diaspora aimed at the Moldovan authorities. Mihail Cotorobai says messages hostile to the Moldovan citizens who returned or plan to return home given the global novel coronavirus pandemic

Ombudsman: There is no place for hatred and social exclusion in fight against pandemic2021-11-26T10:44:09+01:00

New Spy Chief Richard Grenell did not disclose payments for advocacy work on behalf of a Moldovan politician whom the U.S. later accused of corruption

2021-11-26T10:44:14+01:00

New Spy Chief Richard Grenell did not disclose payments for advocacy work on behalf of a Moldovan politician whom the U.S. later accused of corruption President Donald Trump’s new acting intelligence director, Richard Grenell, used to do consulting work on behalf of an Eastern European oligarch who is now a fugitive and was recently barred from entering the U.S. under anti-corruption sanctions imposed last month by the State Department. In

New Spy Chief Richard Grenell did not disclose payments for advocacy work on behalf of a Moldovan politician whom the U.S. later accused of corruption2021-11-26T10:44:14+01:00

PROSECUTORS TO CHECK THE ALLEGED POLITICALLY-MOTIVATED CRIMINAL CASES

2021-11-26T10:44:17+01:00

PROSECUTORS TO CHECK THE ALLEGED POLITICALLY-MOTIVATED CRIMINAL CASES ГA control group made of 6 prosecutors will check the criminal cases, started in Moldova allegedly for political reasons, said Prosecutor General Alexandru Stoianoglo at the Wednesday’s briefing. He stressed that over two months a number of nongovernmental organizations made statements about the existence of such category of cases, adding that there is a PACE Declaration on the need of rehabilitating the

PROSECUTORS TO CHECK THE ALLEGED POLITICALLY-MOTIVATED CRIMINAL CASES2021-11-26T10:44:17+01:00
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