Serbian Parliament Rejects Femicide Bill Amid Domestic Violence Concerns

Institutions in Serbia are criticized for not addressing violence against women and preventing femicide, as the National Assembly rejected a proposal to define femicide as a separate criminal offense in the Criminal Code.

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I policajci čine porodično nasilje

Institucije ne zanima borba protiv nasilja nad ženama i sprečavanje femicida. U Narodnoj Skupštini odbijen je predlog da se na dnevni red uvrsti dopuna Krivičnog zakonika kojim bi femicid bio definisan kao posebno krivično delo. Od 177 poslanica i poslanika, za stavljanje ovog predloga na dnevni red glasalo je samo njih 25. Predlog je podnela narodna poslanica Pokreta slobodnih građana Anna Oreg.

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Serbian Parliament Rejects Femicide Bill Amid Domestic Violence Concerns

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