Request for support for Ukraine and Moldova In the newsletter (No. 7/2019) for friends and supporters of the ISHR German section e.V., we ask on page 2 for support for our project to strengthen the rule of law in Ukraine and on page 3 for destitute mothers in Moldova. Look here [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Seminar on disinformation in Gagauzia Picture No. 1. On entrance to Comrat – the capital of Gagauzia On August 24, the Moldovan section of the International Society for Human Rights (ISHR) held a training seminar in Gagauzia as part of the international project "Mass Media, Opinion Formation, Human Rights" The choice of venue for the seminar is due to the unique situation that has historically developed in this
The disinformation in the media of the Republic of Moldova is ongoing. Part 2 Photo 1. The MS of the ISHR. The Seminar “Disinformation in the media, how to recognize it and how to deal with it”. Chisinau, August 10, 2019 On August 10, in Chisinau, the Moldovan section of the ISHR held an interactive seminar as part of the project “MASS MEDIA, FORMING OPINION, HUMAN RIGHTS IN
On August 10, 2019, an interactive seminar entitled “Disinformation in the media, how to recognize it and how to deal with it” was held in Chisinau. Part 1. Photo 1. ISHR-MS. The seminar “Disinformation in the media, how to recognize it and how to deal with it”. Chisinau, August 10, 2019 On August 10, in Chisinau, at the Conference Center “Summit”, the first interactive seminar “Disinformation in the
Another expelled Turkish teacher convicted in Turkey One of the seven Turkish citizens who were expelled from Moldova last year at the request of the official Ankara was sentenced to seven years and a half in jail for acts of terrorism on July 18, the electronic publication Balkan Insight reported, being quoted by the press in Moldova. RFE/RL’s Moldovan Service was quoted by IPN as saying that the convicted teacher
Former ECHR judge says how problems in justice can be solved Former ECHR judge Stanislav Pavlovski stated a part of the problems faced in the judicial system can be solved by very simple methods that include the amendment of the legislation. According to him, the first step should be the amendment of the Penal Procedure Code’s provisions that regulate the revision of cases and of definitive judgements by adding only
FAILED REFORM IN JUSTICE IN MOLDOVA About imaginary changes in the Moldovan justice system Reform of justice, carried out with the money of the West under the strict guidance of the Democratic Party of Moldova, led to sad consequences. The situation has become worse than before the reforms. От закона к беззаконию Были приняты десятки законов, которые внесли серьёзный хаос в судебно-правовую систему и даже коррупционную составляющую. О многих законах
NGO director says monitoring public spending brought on legal troubles for him Mihai Gandrabura, a high school teacher running a local NGO called “Civis”, says he has wound up with a conviction after his monitoring of the Orhei District Hospital and other establishments revealed abuse in public spending and procurement. Mihai Gandrabura told a press conference that after his revelations “irritated many”, the authorities turned the tables on him and
MPs who paid visit to Penitentiary No. 13: Conditions are extremely difficult, inhuman The Republic of Moldova didn’t invest in the improvement of the goods qualities of the persons in detention who later return to society. Investments were made rather in the destruction of the human being and human dignity, chairman of the Parliament’s commission on national security, defense and public order Kiril Moțpan stated after a group of MPs
Over 80 NGOs call for the Constitutional Court judges to resign Over 80 nongovernmental organizations that form the National Platform of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum urge the Constitutional Court to urgently reverse its decisions adopted during June 7-9 and “reinstate legality”. In a public statement issued today, the NGOs call for all constitutional judges to resign, so as “to restore confidence in the Constitutional Court and to