Human rights in Transnistria

Explosions hit Radio Tower in Russian-backed Transnistria

The Transnistrian Interior Ministry, a Russian-backed separatist territory in the former Soviet republic of Moldova, said two blasts were aimed at a radio center near the Ukrainian border.

"Early in the morning of April 26, two explosions were heard in the village of Mayak in the Grigoriopol district," a statement from the separatist republic's interior ministry said.

Transnistria Seeks Russia’s Blessing to Issue Passports in Moscow

Moldova's breakaway region of Transnistria has asked its ally and sponsor Russia to allow it to issue Transnistrian "passports" at the diplomatic office it opened in January in Moscow.

The region, which broke away from Moldova in 1992, backed by Russia, has not been recognised by any member states of the United Nations - Russia included.

Foreign Ministry hails UN resolution on withdrawal of foreign military forces from Republic of Moldova

The Romanian Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE) hails the UN General Assembly's resolution on the withdrawal of foreign military forces from the territory of the Republic of Moldova, reads a message on MAE's Twitter account.

'Rights Violations Continue' in Moldova's Breakaway Transnistria

The new report by the Promo-LEX NGO says the situation for human rights for people living on the left bank of the Dniester river in the breakaway Transnistria region did not improve between January and July 2017.

The report says that there are still big problems regarding free movement rights, access to education and land ownership rights.