Apr
27
The court refused to release the businessman Moldavia Stati
KISHINEV, April 24 – RIA Novosti. The court refused to release the Moldovan businessman Gabriel Stati, accused of trying to seize power and organizing mass riots, while acknowledging the application of his counsel to be unfounded, the correspondent said from the floor, the Appeals Chamber, which on Friday took place the trial in the case of Article.
As a result of the elections to the Parliament on 5 April the opposition organized protests against the ruling Communist Party. April 7 protests degenerated into riots and pogroms in Kishinev. Participants defeated Moldovan parliament building and the residence of the President.
article had been detained on the territory of Ukraine and handed over to the Moldovan side. Media called the 32-year-old businessman one of the richest entrepreneurs Moldova – he dollar billionaire, is engaged in oil and construction business, was going to build a studio in Moldova Mollivud.
As the leader of the group Vitaly Nogachevski lawyer, we now pass the claim to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. We think the decision of the Appeals Chamber in Chisinau is not just unreasonable, but also blatant. We will ask the European bodies to consider the case Stati precedence .
We will try to change measure of against Gabriel Stati after 30 days of arrest, or after 12 May, when the prosecutor is likely to want to extend the time of arrest. We hope if you do not release our client, then at least to change the measure – said Nogachevski.
Stati is also involved in the development of martial arts in Moldova, and recently headed the Union of Students and Youth. According to the article, to date, this non-governmental public organization has more than 100 thousand members and supporters.
On April 7, campaigns of opposition demonstrators, many came with the Romanian flag and demanded the accession of Moldova to Romania. President Voronin described the events as an attempted coup. In doing so, Kishinev accused the Romanian authorities of provoking internal political crisis in Moldova and expelled from the country after Romania and a group of Romanian journalists, but also introduced a visa regime with the neighboring country.