European Union: We Will Propose that Glorifying Convicted War Criminals Be Clearly Defined as a Criminal Offense ⋆ Radio Titograd
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They also add that their intention is for the norm to be precise enough to prevent abuses, but at the same time clear enough that the glorification of legally convicted war criminals can no longer pass through legal loopholes.
The European Union announced that they will propose that the glorification of convicted war criminals be clearly defined as a criminal offense.
"It is not a matter of daily politics or attitudes towards any party, nation or religion, but an elementary civilizational attitude towards the victims of the most serious crimes and the values on which modern, European Montenegro should rest".
The European Union Parliamentary Group will propose amendments to the Criminal Code of Montenegro that will clearly and unambiguously stipulate that public glorification of persons convicted by a final and binding decision of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes constitutes a criminal offense. The events we have witnessed in recent years have shown that the existing legal framework is not precise enough and, as such, leaves […]
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