The year 2006 become for LGBT community and Information Centre “GenderDoc-M” as its representative a start for an open fight for freedom, fundamental human rights and recognition of the supremacy of democracy by the state and society.

The evolution of the events and incidents that are still happening prove once more that Moldovan state not only is not respecting its obligations from signing international documents but it is not undertaking its responsibility to fulfill the National Action Plan in the field of Human Rights for 2004-2008 adopted by Moldovan Parliament on 24 October 2004. The last document is focused on minorities and social vulnerable groups. This fact shows that Moldovan Government is not guaranteeing the basic human rights of its citizens, more than that public institutions are creating impediments in exercising these rights and by this breaking active laws.

This report represents a collection of cases of discrimination documented by Information Centre “GenderDoc-M” during 2006 year and shows a series of events which provide evidence of multiple violations to the right to private life and family, freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, police malpractice, failure by government ministries to observe the basics of fair and non-discriminatory government, etc and social intolerance expressed by religious extremist organizations, again state institutions and state officials, commercial companies and its representatives, other organizations and individuals.