Colonel Doru Paraschiv Case Study

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Withdrawing his authorization to access classified information, state secrets, a top secret level of special importance has, as a consequence, put Colonel Doru Paraschiv in the reserves, without assuring any sustenance or assuring day to day living. Means such as an indemnity or pension that would corespond to the rank and function that he held (without liquidation and without any right).

Retired Colonel Doru Paraschiv, considering that this series of facts represents only the visible part of a long line of abuse, decided that as a gesture of respect for the Romanian Army, the Romanian legislation and as a good patriot, he will follow the paths offered to him by the Romanian justice and by his right to petition.

However he again found himself
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Retired Colonel Doru Paraschiv has been threatened directly and constantly but moreso has been and is deprived of his fundamental right to live due to lack of the material means due to the function he previously held. The most serious thing about this matter is the lack of access to a fair and impartial judgement through the manipulation parts of the judiciary system that had his cause in their view.
Retired Colonel Doru Paraschiv did nothing but apply what the President of Romania told graduates of military academies this year: he stepped up against any illegality, no matter who made
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The Board of Directors of the Romanian Imprisonment Watch has decided to give Retired Colonel Doru Paraschiv the legal assistance and representation in front of the European Committee for Human Rights.

Romanian Imprisonment Watch will offer authorised institutions, at their request, copies of the legal actions with the evidence and documents that were anexed and offered to us by Retired Colonel Doru Paraschiv, which we choose not to make public at this time but reserve the right to do so in the future.

Romanian Imprisonment Watch was created through the application of its 7th article, registerd in the Registry of Associations and Foundations of the Sector 1 Court, number 60/1992, article which establishes the following objectives:

“Offering legal assistance through law offices that are affiliated to the Fountation in order to ensure the existance of a legislative framework that completely respects the conditions imposed by the Romanian Constitution and the other legislative regulations as well as the international accords and conventions to which Romania acceeded, approved and is a part

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