Constitutional Court

The Constitutional Court of Moldova has recognized as discriminatory a legal norm, due to which women who worked during the childcare leave received lower benefits at the birth of the next child, Logos Press reports.

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova has confirmed the results of the parliamentary elections of September 28, 2025 and approved the mandates of the elected deputies. The PAS party retained its majority with 55 mandates, Logos Press reported.

During the period of pre-election battles, there are many initiatives and proposals on the topic “How we should settle Moldova”. Among them there are outright populist, initially unrealistic and unrealizable. But there are also quite a number of well-considered solutions to the most pressing problems for the country. Which should be solved not because some political force wants it, but because of the obviousness and necessity for the country. And any political force that seeks to come to power not for the sake of personal or party interests, but for the sake of the country’s development should pay attention to them. And not just to pay attention, but to make the implementation of such initiatives one of the priorities of their activities in the administration of the state. Because it is necessary for people and the country.

Moldova’s Constitutional Court ruled that the provisions of the law on the application of international sanctions, which triggered complaints from a number of defendants, do not violate their constitutional rights, Logos Press reported.

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova has declared inadmissible an appeal concerning the appointment and mandate of judges of the Constitutional Court. This decision was issued on September 17 and was announced by CC President Domnica Manole at a briefing on Thursday, September 18.

The Constitutional Court (CC) of the Republic of Moldova registered on Friday, September 5, a request in which Valentin Mejinschi challenges the constitutionality of article 6, paragraph 1, subparagraph “e” of Law No. 25/2016 on the application of international restrictive measures. – Logos Press reports.

On Sunday, August 17, Parliament met in a special session to swear in the newly appointed members of the Constitutional Court, Logos Press reported.

This statement was made by CC chairperson Domnica Manole while presenting the 2019-2025 progress report, Logos Press reported.

On Sunday, August 17, the parliament will meet in a special session to swear in the newly appointed members of the Constitutional Court, Logos Press reported.

Last week, the Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the amendments to the Amnesty Law on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Moldova’s independence. These amendments were introduced by the outgoing parliament during 2022 and allowed life convicts to apply for the commutation of a life sentence to a sentence of up to 30 years of imprisonment and then for amnesty.

The Constitutional Court commented on the constitutionality of a number of amendments to the Amnesty Law on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Moldova’s independence. These amendments were introduced by the outgoing parliament during 2022 and allowed life convicts to apply for commutation of life imprisonment to a sentence of up to 30 years of imprisonment and then for amnesty,” Logos Press reported.

The decision of the Moldovan Constitutional Court on the “Gagauz issue” fits into the actions of the central authorities of the country to liquidate the foundations of the functioning of the Gagauz autonomy, the people of Comrat believe. In this regard, an extraordinary meeting of the People’s Assembly of Gagauzia will be held on April 15 at 14.00 to discuss the current situation, – Logos Press reports.