Moldova's Censorship Crisis: Ex-Judge Exposes Abuse of Power

Abuse of Power in Moldova: Ex-Judge Pavlovski Speaks Out on Arrests and Censorship Chisinau, Moldova – In a recent news report by TV6.press, former Moldovan Minister of Justice and ex-judge of the European Court of Human Rights, Stanislav Pavlovski, discussed the alarming rise of abuse of power through arbitrary arrests and internet censorship. Pavlovski's expertise lends credibility to the report, highlighting the gravity of the situation. The interview centers on a case involving a trolleybus driver arrested for an accident. Pavlovski states, "In many cases, preventative arrest is unjustified." He further explains that this practice, common in Moldova, violates established legal norms and international standards. The report also covers the statement by the Union of Lawyers accusing the Center for Legal Resources of bias and serving the interests of the government. Pavlovski's assessment of this situation is critical, suggesting a need for greater independence within legal institutions. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of protecting freedom of speech and the need for reform within Moldova's judicial system. Pavlovski warns of the dangers of unchecked power and the erosion of democratic norms.