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The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights published its concluding observations on the initial report of Montenegro on implementation of the International Covenant on […]

HRA executive director, Ms Tea Gorjanc Prelević sent a letter today to the Special State Prosecutor, Ms Đurđina Nina Ivanović, in response to her public statement […]

Human Rights Action (HRA), will be implementing project „Support for Understanding Journalistic Ethics and Freedom of Expression“, with the support of the US Embassy in Podgorica, […]

All of us who remember the victims of the war waged on the territory of former Yugoslavia during the nineties should be concerned over the recent […]

Aleksandar Pejanović, our fellow citizen, was brutally beaten twice by, according to information from the criminal trial, members of the special intervention police unit while in […]

Human Rights Action presented the fourth report “Monitoring of Journalistic Self-Regulatory Bodies in Montenegro” on 29 September 2014. The report is based on monitoring of journalistic […]

Human Rights Action (HRA) warns that some of the proposed amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code impair existing human rights safeguards by strengthening powers of the […]

Human Rights Action (HRA) disagrees with the proposed Draft Law on the Special State Prosecutor’s Office suggesting war crimes no longer fall within the jurisdiction of […]

Human Rights Action (HRA) was very pleased to learn that the construction of housing for the most vulnerable families from settlement Zvjerinjak in Nikšić had been […]

The Ministry of Justice organised a public discussion on the Draft Law Amending the Law on Free Legal Aid, which lasted until 9 September 2014. Human […]