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HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 8 A delegation from the Venice Commission visited Montenegro on April 24 and 25, 2025, as part of the process to […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 7 The Constitutional Court of Montenegro has ruled, in cases where it accepted constitutional complaints, that the Supreme Court cannot dismiss […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 6 The Judicial Council has decided not to permit the Special Department of the High Court in Podgorica to lose judges […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 5 Judges and state prosecutors in Montenegro may soon see an increase in their salaries. The Government of Montenegro has proposed […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 4 Montenegro faces a significant challenge in closing Chapter 23, which concerns the judiciary and fundamental rights. Although the European Commission […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 3 The vetting process—an initiative for assessing the financial, ethical, and professional integrity of judges and prosecutors, long discussed in Montenegro—is […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 2 Do Montenegrin judges and prosecutors face consequences for irresponsible actions? It is necessary to raise this question, given that data […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 7 – TOPIC 1 After nearly two and a half years, the High Court in Podgorica has lifted the travel ban that restricted former […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 6 – TOPIC 2 The Appellate Court of Montenegro has determined that communications from the Sky and Anom apps are legally valid evidence in […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 6 – TOPIC 1 The trial of Vesna Medenica, the former President of the Supreme Court of Montenegro, along with other defendants linked to […]