Government allocates 1.8 million lei in compensation for victims of political repression
Government has approved the allocation of over 1.8 million lei for compensating the value of property confiscated during political repressions. A draft decision to this effect was approved at today’s cabinet meeting.
The financial resources will be distributed based on the decisions of special commissions and the requests of local public authorities, for the payment of compensation to six individuals. The funds will be allocated to the municipal councils of Bălți and Chișinău, as well as to the district councils of Călărași, Dondușeni, Dubăsari and Râșcani.
According to the legislation, persons who were subjected to political repression and subsequently rehabilitated, as well as their heirs, are entitled to the restitution of confiscated property. In cases where the property can no longer be returned, the state provides financial compensation.
The state budget for 2026 includes resources amounting to 4.9 million lei for the payment of compensation to victims of political repression.
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