Montenegro: Penalties for Environmental Impact Violations Deemed Insufficient

Milija Čabarkapa, executive director of NGO Eko-tim, stated that penalties for violating environmental impact assessment regulations in Montenegro are not sufficiently deterrent, highlighting limited preventive and deterrent effects of the current punitive policy.

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Čabarkapa: Kazne za kršenje propisa o procjeni uticaja nijesu dovoljno odvraćajuće

Kazne za kršenje propisa o procjeni uticaja nijesu dovoljno odvraćajuće, poručio je Milija Čabarkapa, izvršni direktor NVO Eko-tim. Kaznena politika u oblasti procjene uticaja na životnu sredinu u Crnoj Gori ima ograničen preventivni i odvraćajući efekat, pokazala je analiza NVO Eko-tim, sprovedena na osnovu 58 pravosnažnih prekršajnih predmeta iz perioda od 2020. do 2025. godine. […]

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Montenegro: Penalties for Environmental Impact Violations Deemed Insufficient

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