In 1864, when the Constitution and the first modern Criminal Code was adopted in Romania and Moldova, same-sex relationships weren’t at all incriminated. In 1995, Moldova eliminated the article incriminating same-sex relationships, dating from 1937 following Nazi-Germany model. Sadly, today, June 2011, the anti-discrimination bill is being withdrawn from the Moldavian Parliament because of its mentioning of “sexual orientation” stereotype. The anti-discrimination law would have primarily protected all minorities against abuse of authority and other types of public discrimination. Political leaders employ demagogic and ignorant statements suggesting that homosexuality is rooted in “psychiatric disorders” and they are arguing for instance, that “It’s like we would set free sick people from the psychiatric wards and send them downtown. I won’t vote.” In fact, politicians are using this type of prejudicial rhetoric for electoral gain, promising the voters “normal families”