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Transnistria

Freedom at a Glance
Global Freedom
16 / 100
Not Free

Transnistria has operated with de facto independence since a brief military conflict in 1992, though it is internationally recognized as a part of Moldova. Its government and economy are heavily dependent on subsidies from Russia, which maintains a military presence and peacekeeping mission in the territory.

Research & Recommendations

Transnistria*

Not Free
16
100
PR Political Rights 4 40
CL Civil Liberties 12 60
Last Year's Score & Status
17 100 Not Free
A country or territory’s Freedom in the World status depends on its aggregate Political Rights score, on a scale of 0–40, and its aggregate Civil Liberties score, on a scale of 0–60. See the methodology.
* Indicates a territory as opposed to an independent country.
Freedom in the World 2026 Policy Recommendations

Country Facts

Basic Facts

Freedom in the World Score
16
/ 100
Not Free

Internet Facts

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Transnational Repression

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