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Serbia: Urgent Opinion on the Draft Law Amending the Law on Prevention of Corruption (As of May 2026)
On 19 May 2026, the Secretary General of the National Assembly of Serbia sent to the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (hereinafter “ODIHR”) a request for a legal review of the Draft Law Amending the Law on Preventing Corruption (hereinafter “the Draft Law”).
This Urgent Opinion was prepared in response to the above request. ODIHR conducted this assessment within its general mandate to assist OSCE participating States in the implementation of their OSCE human dimension commitments.2 ODIHR remains ready to continue providing legislative assistance, including through the review of a revised Draft Law and other existing or draft legislation relating to political parties and electoral reform.
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