Justice
Moldova’s Ministry of Justice to Establish Specialized AntiCorruption Courts
The Ministry of Justice intends to draft a law on the establishment of a specialized court in the field of anti-corruption. The Ministry of Justice announced through a press release that it intends to est…
15 June 2020
Outhouses Leading to Tragedies in Moldova’s Villages
In Moldova, only seven percent of the districts are connected to the public sewage service. The lack of a sewage system endangers the health security of the citizens and leads to children dying due to falling i…
08 June 2020
The CV and the Assets of the Political Scientist and Deputy Bogdan Țîrdea
Bogdan Țîrdea, deputy of the Party of Socialists, often makes inaccurate statements in the public space, in the Parliament, in his TV shows or in his articles. He voices biased opinions in favor of the socialis…
08 June 2020
Braguța Case: Three Cases, Over 20 Defendants and One Defendant Behind Bars
Three years after Andrei Braguța, a 32 years old man, died in police custody, three criminal cases were initiated, involving over 20 people among whom are police officers, Braguța’s co-detainees, and medical st…
08 June 2020
The Case of Unrecognized Bribery in the Judiciary
The case of over 75,000 euros (1.5 million lei) in bribes attributed to two prosecutors and three policemen shook the public opinion in January 2018. Ziarul de Gardă publishes several documents from the crimina…
01 June 2020
A Year Passed Since Ilan Shor Fled Moldova. The Latest Developments in the Case of Illegal Border Crossing.
Last summer, the Prosecutor’s Office informed that it had started a criminal case on the illegal crossing of the state border by the controversial businessman and deputy Ilan Shor. The state prosecutors m…
01 June 2020
Moldova’s President Is Running Away from the Quarantine
Every week, President Igor Dodon visits different districts in the country, people’s courtyards, houses, and hospitals. Dodon is hiding from someone or something. During the quarantine, Dodon took his fam…
31 May 2020
A Former Prosecutor from the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office Charged with Fraud and Excess of Power
Roman Statnîi, a former prosecutor from the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office has been charged with fraud and excess of power, committed in the interest of an organized criminal group. Statnîi is suspect…
25 May 2020
How Much it Costs a Country to Free a Controversial Businessman
According to Prosecutor General Alexandr Stoianoglo, Veceaslav Platon’s case is now pending for review. In the last six months, court decisions have eased Platon’s path to freedom. The Chișinău Court is c…
25 May 2020
DOC/The Venice Commission Is Following the Situation in Moldova Closely
The Constitutional Court notified the Venice Commission and other European institutions about the pressure to deliver the desired verdict, in favor of a Russian loan. One week after the court’s notification, th…
17 May 2020
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