Переповнені камери та антисанітарія: проблеми молдовських в’язниць

2025-06-16T08:57:19+02:0016. June 2025|

Делегація Європейського комітету із запобігання катуванням і нелюдському або такому, що принижує гідність, поводженню, провела позаплановий моніторинговий візит до Республіки Молдова. Фото: ombudsman.md Під час перевірки було встановлено, що в деяких пенітенціарних установах зберігається перенаселеність камер, а санітарні вузли потребують ремонту. Протягом десяти днів представники комітету відвідали пенітенціари №6 у Сороці, №2 у Липканах і №15 у Криковому. Під час інспекцій вони провели бесіди з ув'язненими, співробітниками та

Moldova drops four places in press freedom ranking

2025-05-02T19:25:28+02:002. May 2025|

Moldova was ranked 35th out of 180 in the Press Freedom Index 2025 published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). The country has dropped four places from last year, when it ranked 31st, with the state of press freedom still rated as "satisfactory". Despite the drop in the ranking, Moldova is ahead of such countries as Romania (55th), Ukraine (62nd), the USA (57th) and Russia (171st), media-azi.md writes media-azi.md For Moldova,

Moldovan citizens apply to the ECtHR three times more often than other European citizens

2025-02-09T11:37:28+01:009. February 2025|

According to an analysis by the Centre for Legal Resources of Moldova (CRJM), in 2024, Moldovan citizens will file three times more applications to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) than the European average. At the same time, the number of applications decreased by 44 per cent compared to 2023. According to CRJM, Moldova ranks 11th among Council of Europe member states in terms of the number of complaints

85 per cent of Moldovans would not accept an LGBT+ person in their family

2025-01-28T19:37:45+01:0028. January 2025|

About 85% of the Moldovan population would not accept an LGBT+ person as a member of their family, and more than 60% would not accept an LGBT+ person as a neighbour or work colleague.   LGBT parade in Chisinau Photo: ZdG This is evidenced by the Centre for Partnership for Development's (CPD) analysis of social adoption in 2024. "The data show that Moldovan society continues to be polarised

Moldova’s well-managed presidential run-off offered voters genuine choice

2024-11-05T16:47:25+01:005. November 2024|

Moldova’s well-managed presidential run-off offered voters genuine choice, despite legal deficiencies, unbalanced media coverage and impact of foreign interference, international observers say The 3 November second round of Moldova’s presidential election was administered efficiently and professionally, and offered voters a choice between genuine political alternatives, international observers said in a statement of preliminary findings and conclusions today. Candidates were able to campaign freely, but the quiet, ten-day campaign was marked by an

Council of Europe report: Moldova in 4th place in Europe by the number of prisoners per 100,000 inhabitants

2024-06-13T09:40:14+02:0013. June 2024|

Moldova was among the five countries in Europe with the highest number of prisoners per 100,000 inhabitants. Chisinau Prison No. 13 The data are given in the Council of Europe report on prisons and prisoners for 2023. Over the year this indicator increased one and a half times - from 159.1 to 251.9. The largest number of prisoners per 100,000 population is in Turkey - 408.4, Georgia -

Country report Moldova

2024-05-07T11:03:56+02:0029. April 2024|

A small country with a big heart Presentation from 20.04.2024, Bonn This is the German transcript. You can find the video recording on our YouTube channel as well as linked in this article. Moldova is one of the countries most affected by Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine. At the beginning of the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, Moldova became the leading country in the number of Ukrainian refugees received per

US Department of State on human rights in Moldova: Corruption remains widespread in Moldova

2024-04-26T16:19:54+02:0026. April 2024|

The report, an annual review of human rights practices - such as individual, civil, political and labour rights - says that while the Moldovan authorities have taken some steps to combat corruption, they have been largely unsuccessful. The report argues that judicial independence remained a serious problem due to corruption and "selective justice, where the law was not applied equally to all and was often applied selectively for political reasons."

Влада Молдови допоможе Україні боротися з втечею її громадян від мобілізації

2024-03-25T17:42:39+01:0025. March 2024|

Міністр внутрішніх справ Молдови Адріан Ефрос заявив у своєму останньому інтерв'ю, що молдавські прикордонники спільно з українськими планують припиняти спроби втечі українських громадян від мобілізації.   "Очевидно, що всі намагаються врятувати своє життя. Нелегально перетинають державний кордон чоловіки від 18 до 60 років. Ми обговорювали з міністром внутрішніх справ України питання про відновлення спільного патрулювання в Придністровському регіоні з українського боку. У такий спосіб ми запобіжимо і стримаємо цю нелегальну

The human rights situation in Moldova is far from ideal

2024-02-06T10:25:52+01:006. February 2024|

Despite the pro-European image of the current Moldovan authorities, unfortunately, the human rights situation in the country is becoming more and more depressing Moment of detention of Moldovan Prosecutor General Alexandru Stoianoglo In the chaos of apparatus and electoral battles, the human rights sphere is attracting more and more public interest. It is this area, which permeates socio-political relations in the country, that feels all the "charms" of

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