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Adopted: Government Members' Immunity in Corruption Cases in Montenegro Will Be Lifted

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The Montenegrin parliament on Wednesday adopted a constitutional amendment that eliminates the immunity of the prime minister and government members in cases of corruption-related crimes.

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The Montenegrin parliament on Wednesday adopted a constitutional amendment that eliminates the immunity of the prime minister and government members in cases of corruption-related crimes.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Parliament of Montenegro adopted today the amendments to the Constitution, which revoke the immunity of members of the Government for corrupt criminal acts.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The Parliament of Montenegro has adopted constitutional amendments that lift the immunity of members of the Government for corruption-related crimes. The amendments were supported by 62 MPs, with no votes against or abstentions. A two-thirds majority in the Parliament was required for the adoption of the constitutional amendments. Momo Koprivica, Deputy Prime Minister for Justice, Political System and […] The post Montenegro Lifts the Immunity o…

Today, the Montenegrin Parliament adopted constitutional amendments that revoke the immunity of members of the government for corrupt crimes, while the MPs did not discuss the amendments to the highest legal act related to checking the integrity of the future prime minister and ministers. The discussion was also marked by polemics about relations with Croatia and the alleged demands of Zagreb that Montenegro should fulfill before joining the Eur…

The Parliament of Montenegro adopted today the amendments to the Constitution, which revoke the immunity of members of the Government for corrupt criminal acts.

·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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The majority of deputies in the Parliament of Montenegro supported amendments to the Constitution that abolish the immunity of members of the Government for corruption crimes. The amendments were supported by 62 deputies, there were no abstentions and no opposition. A two-thirds majority in parliament was required to adopt the amendments. The Committee on the Political System, Judiciary and Administration had previously unanimously established t…

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Avaz.ba broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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