With the adoption of the Constitution, Prince Miloš suffered a defeat in the fight with the opposition: his absolutism was destroyed, he had to share supreme power with the State Council, an independent judiciary was created, the rights of officials and the private property of citizens were protected, in short - Serbia became a constitutional and legal state.
Although the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has again called for a referendum on his confidence, the dismissal of the president is not possible in such a way
The protection of personal data is prescribed by the Constitution, which states that "the use of personal data outside the purpose for which it was collected is prohibited and punishable."
The adoption of the proposed law on a special register of agents of foreign influence would mean the end of Serbia's European integration, Marko Milosavljević from the Youth Initiative for Human Rights told Vreme.
The leaflets "Call for armed rebellion and change in the constitutional order of the Republic of Serbia" were inserted into the mailboxes of citizens in Dr. Ivan Ribara Street in New Belgrade
Our economic policy, our economy, and the wider public, even the greater part of our academic community, live in the wrong - this word is weak, perhaps it would be more appropriate perverted - the belief that the economy is grabbing us with giant steps with almost astonishing growth rates, which are more than doubled compared to the quite modest real and accurate growth rates
Citizens of the Republic of Serbia, in accordance with the Constitution, have every right not to accept the election results, taking into account all the facts and circumstances of the election process. For this reason, everything they have done so far has absolutely no elements of a criminal offense, possibly individual actions can be classified as a misdemeanor
"The school year is starting, and I, as a citizen, have no real idea of what has been done, or how it will start in the first place? Or, how come it was suddenly interrupted, ie. two weeks shortened? And why did the person who posted the news announce it, saying only 'that's the way it is'? We don't even know what will happen to the Vladislav Ribnikar Elementary School building. Some media reported that children who asked to transfer to another school were not allowed to do so. Is it fake news? If so, who will be held responsible for it? Where are the denials? All the letters sent by the victims, and there were a lot of them in the previous months, are proof that the system does not work."
Legend has it that the head of state is guided by the rule that every year a person must learn three things. He adopted that from Sheikh Muhammad bin Zayed, who addressed him as "my brother Aleksandar" back in 2013, when Vučić was the first deputy prime minister. Thus, Aleksandar Vučić, in later years and until today, regularly informed the public about how he was doing several things at once. Young people call it multitasking, which usually creates a nice feeling of productivity
The Constitution of Serbia guarantees the secrecy of letters and other means of communication, and this guarantee fully applies to complete telephone communication, including the content of SMS messages.
If we receive a document on the ban from the MUP, we will appeal to them and the Constitutional Court - says the director of Belgrade Pride. On Thursday, everything was agreed in the Government, and on Saturday, Ana Brnabić changed her mind. How does the state think it is defending Serbs from Kosovo if it cannot ensure the safety of Europride participants in the center of Belgrade, asks lawyer Marko Pantić
The fate of Serbia was once broken in the presidential elections. There is no such uncertainty now. But you never know
The results of the referendum are not the "first blow" to the autocratic government. At best, it is a mild reminder to Vučić that there must be no relaxation. Nevertheless, these 700 people who came out and voted against Vučić, are barely a third of those who would come out to end their misery with a pen and a ballot, but they therefore need a minimum of meaningful opposition articulation
Serbs from Kosovo can vote in the Referendum on constitutional changes in four cities in Serbia. This is the first time that voting for Kosovo Serbs was organized outside the territory of Kosovo. The Government of Serbia lodged a sharp protest
On Sunday, January 16, a referendum will be held on changes to the Constitution in the area of the judiciary. Representatives of the opinions "go out and vote NO", "go out and vote YES" and "don't vote at all" for "Vreme" explain their views and explain what is actually being voted on
The movement Ne davimo Beograd believes that by moving the election of judges and prosecutors from the Assembly to the High Council of the Judiciary and the High Council of the Prosecution, which is foreseen by the amendments to change the Constitution, which the citizens will vote on in the referendum on January 16, the political discipline of the judiciary would only continue using different methods
This, almost one-party parliament, not only needs to "push through" changes to the Constitution in accordance with the EU's expectations, but is perhaps the only one that can actually do it, because it requires a two-thirds majority in the Assembly. Now a unique political momentum has been created to move things from the deadlock. Any delay would mean a disaster for EU integration and wasting many more years of our lives
In an interview with DW in Serbian, lawyer Sofija Mandić explains that the Venice Commission, contrary to what government representatives claim, wrote that it is "worrying" that six of the eleven members of the council would be practically directly elected by the Assembly. Because the selection of judges and prosecutors is completely transferred to legal councils, and there the people elected by the ruling majority in the Assembly play a crucial role. That is why you should go to the referendum on January 16 and vote against
Certain points of the new law on expropriation are unconstitutional, and parts of the new law on the referendum are meaningless. President Vučić and the Government of Serbia have several legal options to amend, return to the procedure, or repeal disputed laws
As the regime ceded the state's monopoly of force to its paramilitary units and launched a new campaign to demonize political opponents
The national strategy for gender equality does not treat women and men equally, does not respect the autonomy of universities and prevents women from being scientists. This is what Matica Srpska experts believe in their letter to the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights, to which they did not receive an answer
The organization "Kreni-Promeni" states that the Referendum Law was adopted immediately before the referendum was announced, "which is against international standards", and that it was made without an adequate public discussion with the aim of enabling the authorities to essentially impose any decision and sell off the land.
