This topic was the focus of a working meeting attended by the Minister of Justice, Vladislav Kozhuhar, the Prosecutor General, Alexandru Makidon, and the Moldovan Government’s representative to the ECHR, Mihaela Martynova. The aim of the meeting was to strengthen cooperation between the two institutions in order to expedite the enforcement of ECHR judgments.
Discussions centred on the implementation of ECHR judgments requiring measures to be taken within the remit of the Prosecutor General’s Office, including the reopening and review of criminal cases, to remedy the violations identified by the Court. Both institutions agreed to coordinate and intensify their efforts to implement outstanding measures, prevent similar violations and speed up the process of enforcing judgments.
The implementation of ECHR judgments is a state obligation and an important component of respect for human rights. Progress in this area is also important for the fulfilment of the Republic of Moldova’s obligations in the process of European integration.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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