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A 2020 European award ceremony for investigative journalism was held in Berlin, and the story of a CIN journalist was selected in the top five.
Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)
27.9.2021
A 2020 European award ceremony for investigative journalism was held in Berlin, and the story of a CIN journalist was selected in the top five.
The Disciplinary Commission found Tadić to have shown negligence and carelessness in performing her official duty because she did not comply with the legal obligations and orders of the HJPC BiH.
The former member of the Brčko District Assembly was sentenced to prison for abusing his position by awarding grants to associations.
Judge of the Zenica Municipal Court sentenced to one year in prison in the Court of the first instance.
Sadeta Bajrović was awarded an “Eco Journalist” Award for research on incentives for electricity generators from renewable sources financed by BiH citizens.
The Sarajevo Canton Court upheld a lawsuit against the FBiH Ministry of Environment and Tourism for issuing an environmental permit for the small hydropower plant to former basketball player Mirza Teletović.
Judge of the Prijedor District Court Drena Marin was suspended due to the pending indictment charging her with the criminal offense of violation of the law by a judge. She appointed her sister as an ex-officio lawyer, thus enabling her to obtain benefits.
The HJPC published the financial reports of judges and prosecutors who voluntarily agreed to publicly disclose the data. A total of 189 judges and prosecutors, which is slightly more than ten percent of judicial officeholders in BiH agreed to do so.
Alma Maglić the former sales manager of the Zenica Office of BH Telecom was found guilty by a first-instance judgment of the Zenica Cantonal Court.
CIN reporters awarded for the best journalistic research on corruption for the story of protected areas in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Former Director of the Indirect Taxation Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ITA BIH), Kemal Čaušević was convicted for money laundering and receiving gifts and other forms of benefits.
The President of the HJPC, Halil Lagumdžija, announced a plan to improve the process of appointing judicial officeholders.
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