Chisinau Calls for a Re-Analysis of the Law on Citizenship
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A group of 81 former members of Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, signatories to the 1991 Declaration of Independence, calls on the Romanian leadership to re-analyse the draft amendment of the Romanian Citizenship Law, which aims at the conditions under which the descendants of the former Romanian citizens can obtain citizenship. The appeal is addressed to the President of Romania, Parliament and Government, as well as to the 13 deputies wh…
The first deputies to the Parliament of Moldova, who signed the Declaration of Independence, require the withdrawal of the draft amendments to the Law "On Romanian Citizenship" initiated by the deputies of the Social Democratic Party (PSD). They appealed to the President of Romania, the Parliament and the Government of a neighbouring State, stating that "it is unacceptable that fraud be used as an argument to challenge the legal and historical r…
A group of 81 former parliamentarians of the Republic of Moldova, signatories of the 1991 Declaration of Independence, ask the Romanian leadership to reanalyse the draft amendment of the Romanian Citizenship Law, which addresses the conditions under which descendants of former Romanian citizens can obtain citizenship. The appeal is addressed to the President of Romania, Parliament and the Government, as well as to the 13 [...]
81 former MPs of the First Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, signatories of the Declaration of Independence, request the withdrawal of the draft law initiated by 13 PSD MPs from Romania, which could restrict the right of the descendants of former Romanian citizens to regain citizenship. They claim that any fraud with documents must be combated by checks and investigations, not by [...] Article MPs of the First Parliament of Chisinau ask Rom…
In Romania, the National Authority for Citizenship had, at the end of August, 59,437 citizenship files submitted by citizens of the Republic of Moldova, and a file is examined on average for almost four years. At the same time, a bill in the Romanian Senate could close this path for the descendants of former Romanian citizens.
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