Roma in the Republic of Moldova
In 2000 Moldova, together with another 189 countries of the world signed the Millennium Declaration of United Nations. Th is document reaffi rmed the attitude of the international community towards the fundamental values of humanity – freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respecting the environment and sharing responsibilities – and emphasized the relevance of solving serious problems in reaffi rming peace, respecting human rights and ensuring sustainable development and environment protection.

Law regarding the assurance of equality between women and men (Draft)
The aim of the present Law is to ensure equality of rights and equal opportunities to women and men in the political, economic, social, cultural and other spheres of life in the Republic of Moldova, to prevent and eliminate all forms of discrimination on the grounds of sex

Report of the REPUBLIC of Moldova On the Stage of Implementation of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
This alternative report has been prepared by the Moldovan Helsinki Committee for Human Rights. The report is presented in the attention of the UN Committee Against Torture (CAT) in connection with the CAT’s review of the Moldovan Republic’s first initial report, scheduled for 8 May 2003.

Migration Management in Moldova
The assessment of the migration management system in Moldova was carried out in the fall of 2003. Its main objective is to serve as a tool in strengthening the Moldovan Government’s capacity to develop a realistic and effective migration management system.

Trafficking in Women: Moldova and Ukraine
Trafficking of women across national borders for the commercial sex industry is increasing at an alarming rate. Although the problem is centuries old, the United Nations and international aid agencies have responded to this recent increase, dedicating substantial resources to developing effective solutions.