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Reflections from Yogyakarta: Why Moldova Needs Urgent AI Governance
Returning from the ASEMHRS23 capacity-building training on "Future-Proofing AI: Building Human-in-the-Loop Governance Skills for Rights-Respecting AI" in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, I am profoundly struck by the vibrant Asia-Europe dialogue on crafting rights-respecting AI systems. Disclaimer: I participated as a Romanian national due to Moldova's noticeable absence from the Asia-Europe Foundation [...] 3
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We must not have a televised justice system—or, even worse, a politicized one
Alexandr Berlinschii, Member of Parliament from Our Party and a representative of the parliamentary opposition, spoke with us about how justice reform in the Republic of Moldova is perceived from the opposition’s perspective. We discussed his views on the selection of international expert Herman von Hebel to the prosecutors’ [...] 12
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Mariana Kalughin: Any reform risks losing credibility if it is implemented in disregard of fundamental principles
Mariana Kalughin, anti-corruption expert at Transparency International Moldova, gave an interview to the FES/APE Foreign Policy Bulletin, in which we discussed justice reform and its relationship with political influence. The conversation covered the effectiveness of the vetting process, the way it is currently implemented as a precondition for justice [...] 12
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Alexandru Tănase: Justice is an indispensable element of the rule of law that must deliver justice, not resonate with the political system
The former President of the Constitutional Court and Minister of Justice, Alexandru Tănase, gave an extensive interview for the Foreign Policy Bulletin, outlining his vision on justice reform in the Republic of Moldova. The former official emphasized that the greatest danger lies in the politicization of justice reform. He [...] 12