Human Rights Action (HRA) and Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) organized in the past three days (14-16 February) discussions in Bijelo Polje, Podgorica and Bar, […]
11 NGOs (Human Rights Action, Center for Women and Peace Education – ANIMA, Association of Youth with Disabilities of Montenegro, Center for Civic Education, Women’s Rights […]
To the end of protecting the right to life and prohibition of torture, Human Rights Action (HRA) proposed to the Ministry of Justice to prescribe in […]
According to the World Health Organization, every fourth person at least once in a lifetime experiences some of the mental difficulty, disorder or disease. Mental disease, […]
According to the World Health Organization, every fourth person at least once in a lifetime experiences some of the mental difficulty, disorder or disease. Mental disease, […]
The Ministry of Justice in the Draft Law on Amendments to the Criminal Code (CC) did not include any of several proposals for stronger legal protection […]
Human Rights Action (HRA) filed constitutional appeals for Branimir Vukčević and Momčilo Baranin, victims of police torture that took place in the so-called Jewellers street in […]
Human Rights Action (HRA) sent a letter to the Prime Minister, Duško Marković, and the Supreme State Prosecutor, Ivica Stanković, urging them to examine the legality […]
Following the Pride Parade in Podgorica, let us remember that such event is unfortunately still banned in Nikšić. HRA invites you to read two different views […]
Abolition of police protection for Tufik Softić is yet another blow to the journalist who was researching and informing on organized crime in the north of […]
ON this year’s International Human Rights Day, the United Nations (UN) called the citizens of the world to “take action, stand up for someone’s rights today”. […]