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 […]
By adopting amendments to the Law on Internal Affairs and the Law on the National Security Agency, the Montenegrin authorities have allowed party dominance over the […]
State prosecutors and officers of the Police Administration committed procedural failures in the case concerning the summoning of RTCG portal columnist Duško Kovačević for an informational […]
Following the statement by the EU Delegation to Montenegro that the Government’s draft amendments to the Law on Internal Affairs and the Law on the National […]
The trial of Zoran Gašović, accused of crimes against humanity committed in 1992 in Hadžići (Bosnia and Herzegovina), continued on Thursday before the High Court in […]
On 9 February 2026, the Basic State Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica dismissed the criminal complaint in the so-called Zlatarska Street case, concerning police abuse of lawyer […]
Human Rights Action (HRA) protests the harassment of columnist Duško Kovačević, who, by order of the state prosecutor, was summoned for an informational interview at the […]
Human Rights Action (HRA) expresses serious concern regarding the failure of the Police Administration to prevent the escape of Miloš Medenica, despite a court-imposed supervision measure […]
Progress achieved in prosecuting cases of torture and gender-based violence, but institutions still have work to do, reports by Human Rights Action and the Women’s Rights […]