
“He who sacrifices freedom for security is neither free nor secure.”
Benjamin Franklin
Three Romanians – Andrei Ivantoc, Alexandru Lesco and Tudor Petrov-Popa – were kidnapped and detained by “Soviet Transdniestrian Militia” on July, 1992. At first, the three of them were kept in the arrest of the 14th Russian Army Headquarters, afterwards being handed over to the self-proclaimed “transdniestrian authorities”. These authorities, after a trial that took place in Tiraspol, a city which is theoretically under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Moldavia, condemned the three of them by a judicial mockery without any trace of an international law criterion.
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