The General Prosecutor’s Office confirms to ZdG the detention of the former anti-corruption prosecutor Roman Statnîi, a former subordinate of the suspended head of the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Of…
The suspended head of the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office, Viorel Morari, was detained on Tuesday, January 19. The General Prosecutor’s Office brought new charges were against him in a newly open…
Last week President of Moldova, Maia Sandu withdrew Pavel Abraham from the Commission for the selection of candidates for the position of judge at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). As a follow-up, the…
The European Commission has approved the disbursement of €5 million in budget support assistance to help the delivery of reforms in the police sector in Moldova. The disbursement follows progress made in key re…
The Prosecutor’s Office accused the former Moldovan Ambassador to Russia Andrei Neguta in the smuggling case with anabolics worth 400,000 euros. Prosecutors asked for pre-trial detention of 30 days. Offic…
Three managers of the companies investigated in the billion-dollar bank fraud case made statements for the first time about their involvement. They revealed the way the companies obtained millions of dollars un…
The Justice System Reform in Moldova started in 2011. According to a survey, judges, prosecutors, and lawyers view the justice quality and the reformative impact the same as five years ago, although opinions di…
The right to a fair trial, the prohibition of torture, the right to liberty and security are just some of the most often violated rights in Moldova, according to a summary of the Center for Legal Resources in M…
National Anticorruption Center prosecutors investigate eleven people in a criminal case of manipulating sports events. Presidents of football clubs, directors of sports schools, and players representing 5 teams…
The Constitutional Court suspended the Parliament’s decision to pass the Security and Intelligence Service from the President’s subordination to that of the Parliament. The majority of the Court’s j…