SerbiaSerbian BIA Wiretapping Prosecutors and Judicial System Concerns
Reports allege the Serbian Security Intelligence Agency (BIA) has been wiretapping prosecutors, raising concerns about interference in legal cases and the integrity of the judicial system.
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Allegations of BIA Wiretapping Prosecutors and Judicial System Issues
First report 5h agoLast update 3h agoA lawyer has filed a lawsuit against Orlić, alleging that BIA employees were forced to collect votes for the SNS party as a work obligation.
The BIA is accused of wiretapping TOK prosecutors for over a year, motivated by the continuation of the 'canopy' case proceedings.
The Supreme Court is awaiting decisions on legal protection requests related to the 'canopy' case, delaying preparatory hearings for the trial.
Concerns Over Pardons and Judicial Appointments in Serbia
First report 4h agoLast update 3h agoDetails emerge about a judge, Dragana Živadinović, who was pardoned by Vučić, having previously approved a request for conditional release of a convicted individual.
A list of 18 individuals pardoned by courts in Novi Sad has been published, with these individuals being released from criminal prosecution.
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