Montenegro Passes Constitutional Amendment Ending Official Immunity for Corruption
The Montenegrin parliament has approved a constitutional amendment that removes legal immunity for the president and government ministers facing corruption allegations. The reform aims to strengthen anti-corruption measures and align national laws with international judicial standards.
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Skupština Crne Gore usvojila Predlog promene Ustava: Ukinut imunitet predsedniku i članovima Vlade za koruptivna dela
Poslanici Skupštine Crne Gore danas su jednoglasno usvojili Predlog za promenu Ustava Crne Gore, kojim se ukida imunitet predsedniku i članovima Vlade za koruptivna dela.
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Potpredsjednik Vlade Momo Koprivica tokom rasprave u parlamentu rekao je da promjena Ustava predložena kako nijedna izvršna funkcija ne bi bila štit od odgovornosti za krivična djela sa elementom korupcije
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