{"id":446045,"date":"2018-11-13T12:54:23","date_gmt":"2018-11-13T12:54:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/?p=446045"},"modified":"2018-11-13T12:54:23","modified_gmt":"2018-11-13T12:54:23","slug":"outline-open-dialog-scandal-pas-dtpp-gunsight-moldovan-parliament","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/outline-open-dialog-scandal-pas-dtpp-gunsight-moldovan-parliament\/","title":{"rendered":"An outline of the ‘Open Dialog’ scandal. PAS and DTPP in the gunsight of the Moldovan Parliament"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

Yesterday, November 12th<\/sup> the second meeting of the parliamentary commission on the investigation concerning the Open Dialog Foundation took place. Initially, the representative of PAS (Party of Action and Solidarity) declared in a press release that Maia Sandu will go in the Parliament\u00a0<\/a>hearing in order to \u201cmake things clear and to end the lies spread in the so-called enquiry regarding the PAS funding sources.\u201d<\/p>\n

Maia Sandu and Andrei Nastase, the leaders of the electoral bloc \u201cACUM\u201d, were waiting at the parliament entrance ready to enter along with the journalists, when they were announced that the commission would meet in a closed session and they are invited to the hearing one by one. Sandu and Nastase refused to participate, declaring it a farce. \u201cThere are no reasons for having the meeting in a closed session. We are not government workers. We don\u2019t have any obligations to keep state secrets and they can\u2019t discuss them with us\u201d, mentioned Sandu. They organised a press conference right at the entrance of the Parliament. \u201cThere are two main goals of these closed meetings: first, discrediting PAS and DTPP (Dignity and Truth Platform Party), and the second, trying to remove our parties from the electoral campaign\u201d, mentions Sandu during the press conference<\/a>.<\/p>\n

As official sources state, the main objective of the enquiry commission was to collect and analyse information, as well as to formulate recommendations, without any legal competences. Still, the president of the parliamentary commission \u2013 Igor Vremea, declared<\/a> after the second hearing, that the leaders of PAS and DTPP were \u201cobliged\u201d by law to come at the second session, as the main scope was to hear their opinion on the information provided for the commission.<\/p>\n

Background information<\/h3>\n

On October 4th<\/sup>, the Moldovan Parliament formed, at the initiative of DPM, an enquiry commission for elucidating the allegations of the Open Dialog Foundation and its founder\u2019s \u2013 Ludmila Kozlowska, interference in the domestic affairs of the Republic of Moldova, as well as funding PAS and DTPP political parties.<\/p>\n

The first official hearing was organised on November 2nd<\/sup>. It also was a meeting in closed session. From the very beginning, Maia Sandu asked to be summoned to a public hearing<\/a> and refused to make statements to the committee in a closed session. According to the PAS leader, the closed sessions are \u201cneither for revealing the truth by the Parliament, nor to inform people about what happened\u201d. In response to that, Andrian Candu, the speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, declared<\/a> that the Sandu\u2019s request is an attempt to block the hearings, as she is aware that the analysed information is confidential.<\/p>\n

Regarding the allegations that were made, Maia Sandu claimed that the only thing that was funded by the Open Dialog Foundation was a visit for an event in Brussels, having the European Parliament\u00a0and the Open Dialog Foundation as the event\u2019s organizers. Other than that, PAS never received any financial support from the Open Dialog Foundation.<\/p>\n

Moreover, Ludmila Kozlovska denied\u00a0<\/a>in an interview for Jurnal TV that the Open Dialog Foundation has ever financed the opposition parties of Republic of Moldova. \u201cIt is a complete fabrication\u201d she declared, \u201cand it\u2019s absurd that they consider me and my organisation a threat for Republic of Moldova\u201d. She sees the act of organising a parliamentary commission as a desperate measure taken by DPM (Democratic Party of Moldova).<\/p>\n

Open Dialog Foundation<\/h3>\n

The Open Dialog Foundation is involved at the moment in dealing with several cases of political prisoners from Russia, Republic of Moldova and Kazakhstan. After an analysis of the situation in Republic of Moldova, reports were sent to European Union institutions, and efforts were made on behalf of this institution for freezing the financial support from EU to Moldova. \u201cIn turn, Vladimir Plahotniuc started to denigrate the Open Dialog Foundation, this is how people had the opportunity to hear more often about it\u201d, states Kozlovska.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s also important to be mentioned is that, according to the Newsmaker fact-check<\/a>, the press release of the Parliament of Republic of Moldova contains several fake or misinterpreted information about Ludmila Kozlovska. For example, the press release text<\/a> states that she was expatriated from Poland for being suspected of cooperation with Russian special forces. In reality, her entering in Belgium was banned on August 13, 2018 because Poland included her in the SIS (Schengen Information System) blacklist without stating any reason for that. About the so-called cooperation with the Russian special forces, wrote Marcin Rey, a polish blogger, and his article was mentioned as an \u201cexpert\u201d source in the Moldovan Parliament press release. \u00a0Another fake information that was included in the press release and in the media, is that the Ukrainian Security Service blamed Ludmila Kozlovska in \u201cbetrayal of her homeland\u201d, while she only appears as a witness in a court case.<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n

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Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>Yesterday, November 12th the second meeting of the parliamentary commission on the investigation concerning the Open Dialog Foundation took place. Initially, the representative of PAS (Party of Action and Solidarity) declared in a press release that Maia Sandu will go in the Parliament\u00a0hearing in order to \u201cmake things clear and to end the lies spread […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":31,"featured_media":446047,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[6,3,8],"tags":[74,35,27,71,73,72,75],"class_list":["post-446045","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-important-en","category-politics","category-world-news","tag-dtpp","tag-important","tag-moldova","tag-opendialog","tag-pas","tag-pdm","tag-politics"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

Yesterday, November 12th<\/sup> the second meeting of the parliamentary commission on the investigation concerning the Open Dialog Foundation took place. Initially, the representative of PAS (Party of Action and Solidarity) declared in a press release that Maia Sandu will go in the Parliament\u00a0<\/a>hearing in order to \u201cmake things clear and to end the lies spread in the so-called enquiry regarding the PAS funding sources.\u201d<\/p>\n

Maia Sandu and Andrei Nastase, the leaders of the electoral bloc \u201cACUM\u201d, were waiting at the parliament entrance ready to enter along with the journalists, when they were announced that the commission would meet in a closed session and they are invited to the hearing one by one. Sandu and Nastase refused to participate, declaring it a farce. \u201cThere are no reasons for having the meeting in a closed session. We are not government workers. We don\u2019t have any obligations to keep state secrets and they can\u2019t discuss them with us\u201d, mentioned Sandu. They organised a press conference right at the entrance of the Parliament. \u201cThere are two main goals of these closed meetings: first, discrediting PAS and DTPP (Dignity and Truth Platform Party), and the second, trying to remove our parties from the electoral campaign\u201d, mentions Sandu during the press conference<\/a>.<\/p>\n

As official sources state, the main objective of the enquiry commission was to collect and analyse information, as well as to formulate recommendations, without any legal competences. Still, the president of the parliamentary commission \u2013 Igor Vremea, declared<\/a> after the second hearing, that the leaders of PAS and DTPP were \u201cobliged\u201d by law to come at the second session, as the main scope was to hear their opinion on the information provided for the commission.<\/p>\n

Background information<\/h3>\n

On October 4th<\/sup>, the Moldovan Parliament formed, at the initiative of DPM, an enquiry commission for elucidating the allegations of the Open Dialog Foundation and its founder\u2019s \u2013 Ludmila Kozlowska, interference in the domestic affairs of the Republic of Moldova, as well as funding PAS and DTPP political parties.<\/p>\n

The first official hearing was organised on November 2nd<\/sup>. It also was a meeting in closed session. From the very beginning, Maia Sandu asked to be summoned to a public hearing<\/a> and refused to make statements to the committee in a closed session. According to the PAS leader, the closed sessions are \u201cneither for revealing the truth by the Parliament, nor to inform people about what happened\u201d. In response to that, Andrian Candu, the speaker of the Moldovan Parliament, declared<\/a> that the Sandu\u2019s request is an attempt to block the hearings, as she is aware that the analysed information is confidential.<\/p>\n

Regarding the allegations that were made, Maia Sandu claimed that the only thing that was funded by the Open Dialog Foundation was a visit for an event in Brussels, having the European Parliament\u00a0and the Open Dialog Foundation as the event\u2019s organizers. Other than that, PAS never received any financial support from the Open Dialog Foundation.<\/p>\n

Moreover, Ludmila Kozlovska denied\u00a0<\/a>in an interview for Jurnal TV that the Open Dialog Foundation has ever financed the opposition parties of Republic of Moldova. \u201cIt is a complete fabrication\u201d she declared, \u201cand it\u2019s absurd that they consider me and my organisation a threat for Republic of Moldova\u201d. She sees the act of organising a parliamentary commission as a desperate measure taken by DPM (Democratic Party of Moldova).<\/p>\n

Open Dialog Foundation<\/h3>\n

The Open Dialog Foundation is involved at the moment in dealing with several cases of political prisoners from Russia, Republic of Moldova and Kazakhstan. After an analysis of the situation in Republic of Moldova, reports were sent to European Union institutions, and efforts were made on behalf of this institution for freezing the financial support from EU to Moldova. \u201cIn turn, Vladimir Plahotniuc started to denigrate the Open Dialog Foundation, this is how people had the opportunity to hear more often about it\u201d, states Kozlovska.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s also important to be mentioned is that, according to the Newsmaker fact-check<\/a>, the press release of the Parliament of Republic of Moldova contains several fake or misinterpreted information about Ludmila Kozlovska. For example, the press release text<\/a> states that she was expatriated from Poland for being suspected of cooperation with Russian special forces. In reality, her entering in Belgium was banned on August 13, 2018 because Poland included her in the SIS (Schengen Information System) blacklist without stating any reason for that. About the so-called cooperation with the Russian special forces, wrote Marcin Rey, a polish blogger, and his article was mentioned as an \u201cexpert\u201d source in the Moldovan Parliament press release. \u00a0Another fake information that was included in the press release and in the media, is that the Ukrainian Security Service blamed Ludmila Kozlovska in \u201cbetrayal of her homeland\u201d, while she only appears as a witness in a court case.<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n

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