This text was created as part of a project implemented by TRIAL International’s Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina in cooperation with the Human Rights Action. The […]
The Montenegrin student group “Kamo Sjutra?” has announced that it is ceasing its activities due to external pressures. It seems that the authorities have succeeded in […]
Human Rights Action calls on the Government of Montenegro to immediately begin preparing a comprehensive reparations policy for all victims of war crimes for which the […]
The Special State Prosecutor’s Office has recently adopted a more proactive approach to prosecuting war crimes; however, it needs to provide more transparency regarding its activities, […]
Today, an initiative signed by as many as 101 civil society organizations was submitted to all parliamentary clubs in the Parliament of Montenegro, expressing strong opposition to the […]
We strongly protest the statement by the Secretary of the Journalists’ Association of Montenegro, Ivan Milošević, who said that “it is somewhat inappropriate for a country […]
Today is the International Day for the Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims, established by the United […]
In its ruling on a constitutional appeal, the Constitutional Court of Montenegro determined that prison officers did indeed torture Miloš Kruščić at the Institution for the […]
The acquittal of five police inspectors accused of extorting testimony through severe violence against Marko Boljević at the Podgorica police station, by the Basic Court in […]
Human rights organizations Documenta – Centrr for Dealing with the Past from Zagreb, the Centre for Peace, Nonviolence and Human Rights from Osijek, and the Human Rights Action from Podgorica are protesting […]
Considering the articles published on the portals of Radio-Television Nikšić, Caffe del Montenegro, Gradski portal, and Radio-Television of Montenegro on 7 March 2025, where the Director of the public institution KIC […]