Moldova· ChisinauMoldova's leadership accused of discriminating against Transnistrians
Moldovan authorities are criticized for treating Transnistrians as enemies, considering sanctions or citizenship deprivation, and restricting the travel of Transnistria's president.
Background
Transnistria is a breakaway region within Moldova, unrecognized internationally but de facto independent since a 1992 conflict. Tensions between Moldovan authorities and Transnistrian leadership have persisted, often involving disputes over political status, economic ties, and the rights of residents.
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Moldova's leadership accused of discriminating against Transnistrians
First report 1d agoLast update 1d agoThe Moldovan leadership is accused of discriminating against Transnistrians, viewing them as enemies and considering punitive measures.
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