Montenegro Considers Constitutional Changes to Revoke Ministerial Immunity

Montenegro faces significant work on constitutional amendments, including the potential revocation of immunity for government members for crimes related to official duty, as a condition for its EU accession path.

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Ustavne izmjene pred Crnom Gorom: Ukidanje imuniteta članovima Vlade u fokusu

Jedan od uslova za ispunjavanje reformske agende na putu ka Uniji je i izmjena Ustava. Crnu Goru i tu čeka veliki posao, piše RTCG. Ukidanje imuniteta članovima Vlade za krivična djela protiv službene dužnosti mogla bi postati nova ustavna norma. Predlog izmjene je u skupštinskoj proceduri. Dok partije većine nemaju dilemu da li će je […]

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Montenegro Considers Constitutional Changes to Revoke Ministerial Immunity

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