Tag: rule of law

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić announced her resignation after weeks of mounting anti-corruption protests across the country. Demonstrators had called ...

In Belarus, at least 188 individuals have been convicted for advocating against sanctions, a move criticized by rights group Viasna, ...

North Macedonia's Prime Minister's recent campaign against the judiciary, dubbed an “assault on the swamp,” has sparked concerns over democratic ...

The Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has suspended recent separatist decisions made by Republika Srpska, reaffirming the authority of ...

In North Macedonia, a multi-stakeholder consultation facilitated by the UNODC is underway to shape a new anti-corruption strategy. This initiative ...

The European Parliament is taking steps to strip Hungary of its voting rights due to ongoing concerns over democratic backsliding ...

The Council of Europe is enhancing judicial expertise in Bosnia and Herzegovina by promoting human rights standards and a comprehensive ...

The ODIHR's final report on the 2024 elections in North Macedonia underscores significant improvements in electoral processes, yet highlights ongoing ...

Romanian presidential candidate Georgescu is currently under scrutiny by prosecutors following a series of searches linked to allegations of corruption. ...

The OSCE has announced its support for Moldova’s People’s Advocate Office to enhance oversight of the security sector. This initiative ...

The UNODC, in collaboration with the Academy for Judges and Prosecutors, recently conducted a training session in North Macedonia aimed ...

The EU-Switzerland Framework Treaty raises crucial questions about judicial independence in the context of cross-border legal governance. As discussions unfold, ...