Montenegro Proposes Constitutional Amendment to Remove Immunity for Government Members in Corruption Cases

The Montenegrin government has adopted a proposal to amend Article 86 of the Constitution, which would remove immunity for the President and government members in cases related to corruption, sending it for review to the European and Venice Commissions.

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cdm-meSerbian187d ago

Pokreće se izmjena Ustava: Bez imuniteta za članove Vlade u slučajevima korupcije

Vlada je usvojila Informaciju o upućivanju Prijedloga za izmjenu člana 86 Ustava na mišljenje Evropskoj komisiji i Venecijanskoj komisiji, čime se otvara put da predsjednik i članovi Vlade ostanu bez imuniteta za krivična djela povezana sa korupcijom. Ova inicijativa dolazi nakon upozorenja GRECO komiteta da Crna Gora još nije uskladila ustavna rješenja sa međunarodnim antikorupcijskim […]

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Montenegro Proposes Constitutional Amendment to Remove Immunity for Government Members in Corruption Cases

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Pokreće se izmjena Ustava: Bez imuniteta za članove Vlade u slučajevima korupcije

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