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HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 10 In repeated proceedings before the High Court in Podgorica, suspended Special State Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović has been sentenced to seven […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 9 The persistent lack of promptness within the Montenegrin judiciary is leading to significant repercussions. According to decisions issued by the […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 8 During a session on December 5, the Committee for Political System, Judiciary and Administration of the National Assembly of Montenegro […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 7 The fourth report from Human Rights Action (HRA) analyzing the work of the Prosecutorial Council for the years 2023 and […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 6 The Human Rights Action’s report titled “Analysis of the Procedures for the Election, Advancement, and Determination of Responsibility of Judges […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 5 During the session held on December 13, the Judicial Council unanimously voted to increase the number of judges in the […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 4 The trial of Vesna Medenica, the former President of the Supreme Court, her son Miloš, and other alleged members of […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 3 Suspended judge of the Basic Court in Podgorica, Danilo Jegdić, was sentenced to six months of house arrest after being […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 2 In 2023 and 2024, a total of 40 individuals holding judicial positions voluntarily exited the Montenegrin judiciary, comprising 29 judges […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 3 – TOPIC 1 On December 17, the National Assembly of Montenegro confirmed the termination of the office of Constitutional Court judge Dragana Djuranović, […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 1 – TOPIC 7 The Judicial Council, a body which according to the Constitution of Montenegro is responsible for preserving the independence of the […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 1 – TOPIC 6 The Law on the Constitutional Court of Montenegro requires the Court to notify the proponent (the National Assembly and President […]