The Government of Serbia has adopted a new notary tariff on which the value of a point has now increased from 150 to 180 dinars, which is an increase of 20 percent. In addition, certain fees are now twice as expensive as they were
For the compensation of damages to the applicants of the constitutional appeal, the Government of Serbia transferred 200 million dinars to the budget reserve. The decision does not specify which disputes the state must pay for
"The Minister of Justice is trying to present to the public an image of openness to dialogue with employees, while at the same time ignoring union representatives who legally represent employees in the judiciary," the union pointed out, calling on employees not to participate in such feigned dialogue.
The employees of the judiciary have announced a three-day strike due to the "silence" of the Ministry of Justice in response to earlier requests. The minister says they are wrong
While salary reductions are announced for teachers, principals send calculations to the Ministry of Education. How many salaries will be paid to teachers in March?
The Constitution of Serbia stipulates that a foreigner can be expelled only where he is not threatened with persecution. But it is not respected
Four guards and two convicts were slightly injured when a passenger vehicle and a van of the Ministry of Justice collided on the Pančevo-Vršac regional road near Alibunar
Part of the non-governmental organizations requested that the public debate on the Law on Prevention of Corruption be moved to September due to annual vacations. Although it is stated that progress can be seen in the proposed changes, the civil sector warns that certain provisions would have to be defined more precisely
Due to the media reports about the disappearance of the file of the appeal case in the proceedings being conducted before the High Court in Vranje against the defendant Dejan Nikolić Kantar, the Ministry of Justice initiated the procedure of monitoring the work of this court
The Venice Commission disclosed its opinion on constitutional changes related to the judiciary in Serbia. Minister of Justice Maja Popović immediately happily announced that it was "positive". The commission, however, points out the aspects that essentially retain the control of the executive power in relation to the judiciary, enable political influence on the selection of prominent lawyers, members of the High Council of the Judiciary and the courts... You just have to go to their website and read what it says, because the Serbian Ministry of Justice does not publish translation
