European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) will organise on Tuesday, 7 March, public hearings in case started by Larisa Manole and other reporters of the TV station „Moldova 1” against Moldova. Vitalie Nagacevschi, chairman of the Jurist Organisation for Human Rights, said that this is a special case for ECHR, that’s why public hearings are organised. He also mentioned that petitioner reporters, members of the Strike Committee of „Moldova 1”, required to the Court to recognise the fact of violation of the Art.10 of the European Convention of Human Rights (freedom of speech). They noted that back than management of TVM imposed the censorship of political topics and that the pressures on the reporters became more intense when the Communist came to power. A decision in favour of petitioners will create a precedent in jurisprudence of Moldova, the notorious jurist noted. d international reports testify violations in Moldova regarding freedom of speech, press freedom and justice independence. Including the report of 2005 of the Committee to Protect Journalists speaking about „press use” in electoral ways at the parliamentary elections by the leading party, it also mentions that it was allowed the extension of the pro-governmental company NIT, but it was forbidden registration of the newspaper of the Social Democrat Party – Socius. It is mentioned as well about the fact that on the eve of parliamentary elections of over Dniestre. The press became a long time ago the pawn in the political conflict between the authorities of Chisinau and the separatist ones of Tiraspol, it is underlined in the report. These problems are shown to Moldovan officials by European organisations and officials. Including recently, Cesare de Montis, the head of the delegation of the European Commission to Moldova said that there are necessary more actions in filed of respect of human rights, fighting corruption and reform in judicial system, in the context of implementing by Moldova the Action RM-EU.