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ABA ROLI Celebrates 12 Years in Serbia

On February 23, the ABA Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI) celebrated 12 years of programming in Serbia. ABA ROLI Director Rob Boone, U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Cameron Munter, U.S. Court of Appeals Judge for the D.C. Circuit Thomas Griffith, local partners and members of the donor community attended the event. Read more »»

 

ABA ROLI Organizes Personal Data Protection Training in Serbia

ABA ROLI Organizes Personal Data Protection Training in Serbia

In January 2009, the ABA Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI) organized a two-day training for the Serbian Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection, Rodoljub Sabic, and his staff. Well-respected Slovenian experts, Natasa Pirc Musar, Slovenian commissioner of information, and Antrej Tomsic, Slovenian deputy commissioner of information, conducted the training. Read more »»

 

Serbian Judicial Stakeholders Take Part in Case Weighting Conference

Serbian Judicial Stakeholders Take Part in Case Weighting Conference

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI), in cooperation with the Judges Association of Serbia (JAS), successfully organized a video conference on case weighting in Belgrade’s Sava Center on January 16. Case weighting is a critical tool for determining how many judges are needed in the court system and for apportioning cases among judges. Read more »»

 

Judges’ Association of Serbia Officially Joins Association of European Judges

After several years as a candidate association, the Judges’ Association of Serbia (JAS), a partner organization of the ABA Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI) in Serbia, was proud to officially join Magistrates Europeans pour la Democratie Et les Libertes (MEDEL).  MEDEL is the umbrella organization of national judges associations from across Europe. As part of its ongoing commitment to support judicial excellence, ABA ROLI sponsored members of the JAS managing board to attend their first MEDEL conference, which took place in Paris on November 28 and 29. Read more »»

Programs

Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity

Anti-Corruption

Anti-Corruption efforts by the ABA Rule of Law Initiative has focused on prevention mechanisms by fostering a more open and accountable government to its citizens. To this end, ROLI participates in activities that help to ensure that judges and prosecutors who are charged with administering justice do so in a way that is professionally and ethically responsible. By providing technical assistance to the drafting committees of the Prosecutors’ Association of Serbia and the Judges’ Association of Serbia, ROLI has been working with the internal Ethics Councils of these groups in their efforts to codify a professional code of conduct and disciplinary provisions. Read more »»

 

While the ABA Rule of Law Initiative office in Serbia closed in February 2009, we continue to implement programs in the country. For more information, contact Megan Niedermeyer at <mniedermeyer@staff.abanet.org>

Background

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI) initiated its program in Serbia in 1997 with the placement of its first Rule of Law Liaison in Belgrade.

ABA ROLI has been instrumental in helping Serbia’s legal professionals reestablish the rule of law in Serbia. It works to support the legal profession reform through continuing legal education, bar development, young legal professionals’ development and anti-corruption efforts. ABA ROLI’s partners include: Judges’ Association of Serbia, Prosecutors’ Association of Serbia, Magistrates’ Association of Serbia, Young Lawyers of Serbia and Belgrade Center for Human Rights.

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Meet Our Staff

The ABA Rule of Law Initiative (ABA ROLI) in Serbia recently welcomed Deputy Country Director Milica Vesovic and Staff Attorney Milica Milosevic to its offices.

Both bring valuable experience from other USAID-funded programs Read more »»

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