Montenegro Parliament Adopts Controversial Security Laws, HRA Seeks Constitutional Review

Montenegro's Parliament adopted amendments to the National Security Agency and Internal Affairs laws, with human rights organizations (HRA) arguing that the political consensus left citizens unprotected and seeking review by the Constitutional Court.

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HRA: Politički konsenzus o zakonima o ANB i unutrašnjim poslovima ostavio građane bez zaštite – očekujemo da ih zaštiti Ustavni sud

Skupština Crne Gore je u petak veče, sa 63 glasa za – glasovima vlasti i dijela opozicije – usvojila izmjene i dopune Zakona o unutrašnjim poslovima (ZUP) i Zakona o Agenciji za nacionalnu bezbjednost (ANB). Ove izmjene ne uvode neophodne garancije ljudskih prava i ne uključuju ključne preporuke međunarodnih institucija, Komiteta za ljudska prava UN […]

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Montenegro Parliament Adopts Controversial Security Laws, HRA Seeks Constitutional Review

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HRA: Politički konsenzus o zakonima o ANB i unutrašnjim poslovima ostavio građane bez zaštite – očekujemo da ih zaštiti Ustavni sud

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