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R. Moldova Acknowledges for the First Time at CtEDO the Failure of an Investigation in a Rape Case

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R. Moldova acknowledged for the first time, in a procedure at the European Court of Human Rights (CtEDO), the failure of an investigation into a rape charge, is shown in a press release issued by the International Center "On the Street", which represented the victim in court. "15 months until the beginning of an investigation. Seven cessations of the prosecution
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R. Moldova acknowledged for the first time, in a procedure at the European Court of Human Rights (CtEDO), the failure of an investigation into a rape charge, is shown in a press release issued by the International Center "On the Street, who represented the victim in court. "15 months until the beginning of an investigation. Seven stops of the prosecution ... Article R. Moldova first acknowledged its failure in the investigation of a rape appears…

15 months before the start of the prosecution, seven cessations of the investigation and seven solutions annulled by the judge. These are the figures in the file of a woman who claimed that she was raped and who, years in a row, tried to obtain a response from the authorities. Following a procedure at the European Court of Human Rights, Moldova admitted that the investigation in her case was not effective.

Moldova has admitted that the authorities have failed in investigating an accusation of rape, in a case that has reached the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). Following a friendly settlement agreement, the victim will receive 8 100 euros for material and moral damage. Case E.B. against the Republic of Moldova is the first case on sexual violence in [...] Article Republic of Moldova acknowledges to the ECHR the failure of an investigation in…

R. Moldova acknowledged for the first time, in a procedure at the European Court of Human Rights (CtEDO), the failure of an investigation into a rape charge, is shown in a press release issued by the International Center "On the Street", which represented the victim in court. "15 months until the beginning of an investigation. Seven cessations of the prosecution

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Independent.md broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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