Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has renewed its support to the prEUgovor coalition with the aim of promoting fundamental reforms in the area of the rule of law in Serbia. The project is implemented from December 2024 to June 2025.
The key activity of the Coalition remains the monitoring of reforms within the framework of European integration in Serbia, namely in the key areas covered by Cluster 1. In May 2024, prEUgovor will publish its new, 24th Alarm Report as part of the project. The Report focuses on political criteria such as the functioning of democratic institutions, the judiciary and fundamental rights, the fight against corruption (Chapter 23) and migration, the fight against organized crime, human trafficking, extremism and terrorism (Chapter 24).
In addition, with op-eds on its website and in online and print media, prEUgovor will continue to alarm the domestic and international public about bad practices and backward legal solutions in the country. To appeal to a wider audience, the Coalition will use visuals as attractive visualization of state of affairs and key problems in specific policy areas.
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About prEUgovor
Coalition prEUgovor is a network of civil society organisations formed in order to monitor the implementation of policies relating to the accession negotiations between Serbia and the EU, with an emphasis on Chapters 23 and 24 of the Acquis. In doing so, the coalition aims to use the EU integration process to help accomplish substantial progress in the further democratisation of the Serbian society.
Members of the coalition are: ASTRA - Anti-Trafficking Action, Autonomous Women's Centre (AWC), Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP), Centre for Investigative Journalism in Serbia (CINS), Centre for Applied European Studies (CPES), Group 484 and Transparency Serbia (TS).
Follow prEUgovor activities on the official website, Facebook page and X account.
Watch a short video with a retrospective on a decade of prEUgovor’s work (English subtitles).