Investigative Journalists' Club: Who Is Responsible for Abusive Land Seizure Schemes?
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Independent Think Tank “Expert-Grup” recommends a new meeting of the Investigative Journalists' Club, organised by the Centre for Investigative Journalism. It will take place on 23 October at 14.00 in the conference hall of the NATO Centre (2A Bănulescu-Bodoni St., State University of Moldova), in Chișinău.
The meeting will address the topic “How public property is managed in Chișinău municipality. Who is responsible for abusive land seizure schemes?” It is scheduled to last two hours.
Civil society experts, representatives of the Chișinău City Hall and the Chișinău Municipal Council, law enforcement bodies, lawyers and independent experts will also take part in the discussions. The event is organised in cooperation with Independent Think Tank “Expert-Grup” as part of the campaign “Journalists for transparency in the management of public funds”. The campaign is run by the Centre for Investigative Journalism with support from the Good Governance Programme of the Soros Foundation Moldova.
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