Abstract

The following study aims to analyse the causes of the convictions of Moldova by the European Court of Human Rights, to establish the progress made in removing those causes and to determine the measures to be taken in order to avoid further similar convictions. The gathering of the required information has taken place by holding interviews with various persons (doctors, prosecutors, lawyers, judges, plaintiffs and so on) able to establish certain circumstances. The interviews sought both to establish the relevant events leading to judgments and to determine the changes that have taken place as a result of those judgments. Additionally, as for the relevant issues, a study on actual legislation and practice (for example case-law, medical practice) was conducted.

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