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Moldovan public opinion and human rights perceptions
Overview
Public sentiment in Moldova reflects growing anxieties regarding regional stability and institutional integrity. In late September 2026, data indicated that fear of war in the region reached a record high of 43.8%, while rising prices became the primary concern for nearly half of the population. Despite an increasing reliance on digital news and social media, particularly among youth, public trust in these platforms remains low, with many reporting frequent encounters with false information.
By October 2026, studies focused on human rights perceptions showed that while many citizens believe respect for rights, such as the right to health, has improved over the last decade, 70% still believe human rights are frequently violated. A significant 90% of respondents identified corruption and inadequate access to justice as the main drivers of these violations.
Entities
Republic of Moldova · Ombudsman's Office · Ceslav Panico · Barometrului Opiniei Publice
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesMoldova study: Corruption cited as main cause of human rights violations
A study by Moldova's Ombudsman's Office shows 90% of citizens link corruption and poor judicial access to human rights violations, despite improving perceptions of rights respect since 2016.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesMoldova public opinion shows rising war fears and low social media trust
The September 2026 Public Opinion Barometer shows Moldovans increasingly use social media for news despite low trust, while fear of war reaches record highs and rising prices become the top concern.
Sources
ea.md · mediacritica.md · moldova1.md · news.yam.md · revistaprogresiv.ro · telegraph.md · tv8.md · tvrmoldova.md