Council publishes disciplinary bodies’ decisions
For the first time since the Council’s disciplinary bodies started functioning (in 2010) decisions on disciplinary proceedings brought against judges have been…
For the first time since the Council’s disciplinary bodies started functioning (in 2010) decisions on disciplinary proceedings brought against judges have been…
In preventing disciplinary misdemeanours committed by judges, it is vital that they have a prior consistent and unequivocal understanding of which actions…
In collaboration with the Ministry of Justice, on 20 October 2019, the Project has organised a new round of training on the…
On 22 October 2019, the Negotiating Group for Chapter 23 held a meeting at the Klub narodnih poslanika, discussing the European Commission’s…
The new programme budgeting methodology which is being created by the Project should be the basis for drafting reports on judiciary performance.…
In order to raise the awareness of the importance of programme budgeting the Project organised today a meeting in Belgrade in cooperation…
The Council and the Judicial Academy, supported by the Project, will organise 50 trainings on disciplinary responsibility of judges all across Serbia,…
Serbia has become a role model in Europe for the protection of whistleblowers, and this year the EU adopted a new Directive…
Project has organised two training of trainers as to provide them with the best possible professional preparation and equip them for transmitting…
The Project organised the “Competence-based selection of staff” workshop which was facilitated by the HR expert working on the Project, and during…