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Objavljen Priručnik za sprovođenje djelotvornih istraga u predmetima zlostavljanja

Priručnik za sprovođenje djelotvornih istraga u predmetima zlostavljanja izrađen je i objavljen u okviru aktivnosti koje imaju za cilj jačanje pravosudnog odgovora na slučajeve zlostavljanja u Crnoj Gori. Ovaj dokument predstavlja koristan alat koji će služiti državnim tužiocima i policijskim službenicima prilikom procesuiranja navoda o mučenju i drugim oblicima zlostavljanja.

Cilj Priručnika je da ojača primjenu evropskih standarda djelotvornog istraživanja mučenja i drugog zlostavljanja od strane državnih tužioca i policijskih službenika prilikom preduzimanja ovlašćenja i dužnosti definisanih Zakonikom o krivičnom postupku (ZKP) i drugim zakonima, kako bi se potpuno i objektivno utvrdilo činjenično stanje i identifikovali svi učinioci zlostavljanja.

Priručnik je dostupan na crnogorskom i engleskom jeziku..

Projekat "Unapređenje procesnih prava u pravosudnom sistemu Crne Gore" dio je zajedničkog programa Evropske unije i Savjeta Evrope pod nazivom “Horizontal Facility za Zapadni Balkan i Tursku 2019-2022”.

Podgorica, Crna Gora Maj 2020. godine
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What is the goal?

  • To support Montenegrin authorities to further align procedural rights of victims, accused and suspected persons with the EU acquis and the European Court of Human Rights’ standards;
  • To facilitate access to free legal aid system;
  • To enhance human rights education through establishment of legal clinics at the faculties of law;
  • To strengthen legal certainty for citizens through consistent application of EU acquis, the European Court of Human Rights’ case law and reinforced judicial dialogue in the field of human rights. 

Who benefits from the Action?

  • Citizens of Montenegro affected by judicial proceedings, who will be able to fully enjoy their rights and legal certainty;
  • Constitutional Court, Supreme Court / courts, Prosecution Offices, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, Minister for Human and Minority Rights, Judicial Training Centre, State Agent before the European Court of Human Rights, Police Directorate, Law Faculties, Bar Association, Free Legal Aid Offices and Human Rights specialised NGOs. 

How will the Action work?

  • Through development of recommendations for legislative and policy changes and support in their implementation;
  • Through development of recommendations for enhancement of the access to justice, particularly for marginalised and vulnerable groups;
  • Through establishment of pilot legal clinics at the Montenegrin Law Faculties;
  • Through regular inter-judicial meetings and exchanges of experiences and practices between legal practitioners.

What do we expect to achieve?

  • Procedural rights of victims, accused and suspected persons are harmonised with the European Union legal framework and the case law of the European Court of Human Rights
  • Improved access to free legal services for vulnerable and marginalised groups
  • Enhanced human rights dimension in the educational cycle under the auspice of Law Faculties
  • Improved legal certainty for citizens through consistent application of legislation and reinforced inter-judicial dialogue in the field of human rights

How much will it cost?

  • The total budget of the Action is 900 000 EUR;
  • The budget allocated to the overall Horizontal Facility programme amounts to ca. 41 Million EUR (85% funded by the European Union, 15% by the Council of Europe).

How to get more information?

  • Human Rights National Implementation Division: https://www.coe.int/en/web/national-implementation/montenegro-improved-procedural-safeguards-in-criminal-proceedings
  • Horizontal Facility website: https://pjp-eu.coe.int/en/web/horizontal-facility/home
  • Marija Simić, Horizontal Facility Communication Officer, [email protected], +381 63 601 337
  • Besnik Baka, Horizontal Facility Communication Officer, [email protected], +355 69 217 8430