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Constitutional Changes

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Candidate for President of the Supreme Court of Serbia to state his position in relation to the upcoming constitutional changes that will affect the judiciary, make the process available to the public

By | January 28th, 2021|Categories: EMinS Statements|Tags: , |

The High Judicial Council (HJC) announced that it will conduct an interview with its only candidate for the presidency of the Supreme Court of Cassation (SCC) on February 9, 2021. This court is the highest court in the domestic legal system, and its future president will also be the president of the High Judicial Council, which [...]

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Vladimir Medjak: The 2020 Parliamentary Elections in Serbia The Festival of Democracy or Legitimising the Backslide of Democracy?

By | June 24th, 2020|Categories: EMinS News|Tags: , , , |

Serbia is to hold regular parliamentary elections on June 21, 2020. They were originally called for April 24, 2020 but were postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak. The winner of these elections is already known since (political, financial and media) domination of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (Srpska Napredna Stranka - SNS) is unchallenged [1]. The only [...]

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We Need More than Minimum Standards of Independence of Judiciary

By | June 28th, 2019|Categories: EMinS News|Tags: , |

The main message of International conference “Changing the Constitution on the Way to the EU: What would proposed amendments bring to the judiciary?” is that the Constitution won’t bring necessary quality to a young democracy such as Serbian, if the change of Constitution is based on accepting and adopting only the bare minimum of the European [...]

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Changing the Constitution on the Way to the EU – What would the proposed amendments bring to the judiciary?

By | June 26th, 2019|Tags: , |

European Movement in Serbia is organizing an international conference "Changing the Constitution on the Way to the EU - What would the proposed amendments bring to the judiciary?" on Wednesday, June 26, 2019 in Aeroklub (Uzun Mirkova 4, Belgrade) starting at 09.15.

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Changing the Constitution on the Way to the European Union: Advocacy for Constitutional Changes

By | March 11th, 2019|Categories: Finished projects|Tags: , |

The Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, in force since 2006, was not only adopted contrary to the rules of democratic procedures, but is also replete with major technical, linguistic and legal deficiencies. These deficiencies of the Constitution led to continuation of the Constitutional debate instead of stopping it and consolidating Serbian society. Today, 12 [...]

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