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HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – BRIEF NEWS Appeals Court Confirms Acquittal in the “Coup d’État” Case The Court of Appeal of Montenegro rejected the appeal filed by […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 9 Reports by the European Commission, the Venice Commission, and the UN Special Rapporteur of the United Nations on the independence of judges and lawyers […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 8 In 41 cases of domestic and family violence in which the victims/injured parties were women, conducted before Montenegrin courts between 2022 and […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 7 Human Rights Action (HRA) published the report “Effectiveness of Investigations into Ill-Treatment in Montenegro 2022–2025,” analysing criminal proceedings initiated in response to allegations […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 6 The Basic Court in Berane received reinforcement in February, but Democratic Montenegro is questioning the election of one of the […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 5 Members of Parliament voted in favour of the amendments on 27 February. The adopted changes enable a salary increase of […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 4 Over the past fourteen months, the Prosecutorial Council issued three opinions following complaints filed by state prosecutors, concluding that public […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 3 Convicted former President of the Supreme Court Vesna Medenica was arrested in Kolašin and placed in detention after the Court accepted an […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 2 Former Special State Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović, convicted of the continued criminal offence of abuse of official position in the “Klap” case, […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 17 – TOPIC 1 Members of Parliament did not vote on President Jakov Milatović’s nominee for Constitutional Court judge, Predrag Krstonijević, either on 10 […]