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Viorica OLARU-CEMÎRTAN: Cojocaru Commission
2) forbidding the utilization of the “communist” notion and of its derivatives, in the titles
of the political formations, in the names of some institutions and public and private
companies, as well as forbidding the use and propagation to political purposes, in the
public space, of the totalitarian symbols, both communist and Nazi, according to
OSCE resolution from 2009 as regards the reunion of the divided Europe, through
promoting the Human Rights and Civil Liberties in the XXI-th century;
3) elaborating and adopting without delay the Law of the Illustration;
4) restoring the victims of the communist totalitarian regime and their offspring in their
full judicial, moral and material rights through amending the judicial frame in force
or through adopting a new Law;
5) eternizing the memory of the victims of the communist totalitarian regime and of the
participants in the resistance movement through raising in Chişinău town a memorial
complex, through opening local museums, through installing commemorative plates in
the places of perpetrating the communist crimes and horrors;
6) declaring the day of 23 August as European Day for Commemorating the Victims of
the Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes, which should be marked with dignity and
impartiality, in consensus with the Resolution from 2009 of the European Parliament
as regards the European conscience and the totalitarianism;
7) declaring the days of 13 June (1941), 6 July (1949) and 1 April (1951), wherein
massive deportations took place, as national days for commemorating the victims of
the communist totalitarian regime;
8) forming an expert commission that should evaluate the material damages caused by
the communist totalitarian regime;
9) approving a long-term State program as regards the in-depth investigation of the
communist totalitarian regime;
10) reorganizing the Archive of the Social-Political Organizations from the Republic of
Moldavia in the Archive of the Communist Totalitarian Regime from the Republic of
Moldavia, with the transmission of all archival funds from the special deposits of the
Ministry of Internal Affairs, of the Service of Information and Security, of the Ministry
of External Affairs and European Integration, of the funds of the General Prosecution,
as well as of other funds that reflect the essence of the communist totalitarian regime
in the funds of the respective archive and ensuring the unlimited access to all these
funds;
11) creating an Institute for Studying Totalitarianism;
12) elaborating a manual of history of the communist totalitarian regime and introducing
in the pre-university instruction and education system, a history course on
totalitarianism;
13) encouraging the deployment in mass-media of the public debates on the inhuman
essence of the totalitarian, communist and Nazi regimes.
14) abrogating the Law no. 546-XV from 19 December 2003 on the adoption of the
Conception of the national policy of the Republic of Moldavia, the conception being
tributary to the past and to the totalitarian ideology, incompatible with the European
course of our society.
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