Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights (YUCOM)

The Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights, on whose complaint the Press Council found that Alo had breached the Code of Journalists by calling students “terrorists”. Together with Civic Initiatives, it filed a criminal complaint against former minister Dmitrović over a funding call for phantom associations, on which the prosecution took no action, and together with CEPRIS a disciplinary complaint against chief prosecutor Nenad Stefanović. It was on a list drawn up by the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering, and in 2021, together with other organisations, it filed a criminal complaint against the Administration.

Affairs

• Family Ministry millions for phantom associations: It filed a criminal complaint against Dmitrović and members of the selection committees, on which the prosecution began to act
• Driver hits female student on Jurija Gagarina Street: Reportedly filed a disciplinary complaint against prosecutor Stefanović together with CEPRIS
• Anti-money laundering administration ran checks on journalists and NGOs: On the Administration's list; signatory to the demand that the findings be published and to the 2021 criminal complaint
• Students as “terrorists”: a campaign by the authorities and tabloids: Its complaint led to the ruling that Alo had called students “terrorists” without verification
• Police violence after the Vidovdan protest: It monitored the rally with five observers and concluded that the use of force after the rally ended was indiscriminate and disproportionate.

People

• Milan Antonijević: director of the Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights (YUCOM)