Pavličić Calls on Judges to Apply to Work at the European Court of Human Rights
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Montenegro should propose at least three candidates, of whom the European Court of Human Rights will choose one to work in the Registry of the Court
Photo: Supreme Court The Supreme Court of Montenegro invites interested judges to apply for assignment to the Register of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg (ECHR), as part of the continuation of the long-standing cooperation of the Montenegrin judiciary with that court, the Supreme Court announced. As they state, in response to a letter from the ECHR, delivered through diplomatic channels through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs […]
The Supreme Court of Montenegro invites interested judges to apply for secondment to the Registry of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg (ECHR), as part of the continuation of the long-standing cooperation of the Montenegrin judiciary with that court. As stated by the Supreme Court, in response to the letter from the ECHR, delivered through diplomatic channels through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to President Valentina Pavličić, …
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