The Medical Chamber has confirmed that Julija Kušnereva, a Ukrainian national involved in illegal botox treatments, lacked the necessary license to practice in Montenegro. This development follows her arrest in connection with patient injuries. However, the Basic Court subsequently rejected proposals for supervision measures against Kušnereva and Dražen Lakićević, noting Kušnereva's medical degree and stating there was no evidence the disputed botox was harmful.

Vijesti: Kušnereva not allowed to inject botox: Medical Chamber warns Ukrainian lacked…

The Medical Chamber has warned that a Ukrainian national, Kušnereva, was not permitted to administer botox injections as she lacked the necessary license, raising concerns about unlicensed cosmetic procedures.

Pobjeda: Doctor Accused of Botched Botox Treatments Lacked License

The Medical Chamber stated that the suspect in botox treatment cases did not possess a license and did not even apply for one, emphasizing that a recognized diploma is insufficient for legal practice of medical procedures.

Vijesti: Basic Court: Kouchner is not a quack, there is no evidence that the disputed…

There is no evidence that the 'Dysport Botox' sold by Dražen Lakićević was harmful to health, while there is no reasonable suspicion that Julija Kušnereva committed quackery because she has a medical degree and a medical degree recognized in Montenegro, according to the decisions of the Basic Court in Podgorica, signed by investigative judge Borko Lončar, which 'Vijesti' had access to.

Montenegro magazin: BASIC COURT: Kušnereva is not a quack, there is no evidence that the disputed…

In the decisions that 'Vijesti' had access to, supervision measures for Julija Kušnereva and Dražen Lakićević were rejected. ... There is no evidence that the 'Dysport Botox' sold by Dražen Lakićević was harmful to health, while there is no reasonable suspicion that Julija Kušnereva committed quackery because she has a medical degree and a medical degree recognized in Montenegro, according to the decisions of the Basic Court in Podgorica, signed by investigative judge Borko Lončar, which 'Vijesti' had access to.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bar has initiated an investigation following a concert where a controversial song was allegedly performed. The public institution hosting the concert has denied responsibility for the content of third-party programs, while local church authorities claim the singing was part of a temple celebration and unrelated to controversial figures.

Pobjeda: Song Controversy Sparks Investigation in Bar

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bar has initiated a case following a concert where a song was allegedly sung. The public institution where the concert was held denies responsibility for the content of third-party programs, and NGOs are also mentioned in relation to the incident.

Vijesti: Prosecution investigates who was singing in Bar, church municipality claims…

The Bar's State Prosecutor's Office is investigating an incident where singing was heard, with the local church municipality asserting it was a celebration of the temple and not related to controversial figures.

The High Court has annulled a previous first-instance verdict against Bećirović and co-defendants, returning the case to the Basic Court for a new trial.

Vijesti: High Court overturns first-instance verdict for Bećirović and others, case…

The High Court has annulled a previous verdict against Bećirović and co-defendants, ordering a new trial at the Basic Court due to procedural issues or new evidence.

Montenegrin citizens are reporting that their electricity bills have doubled, prompting the national power company, EPCG, to attribute the increase to higher consumption.

CDM: Citizens Complain of Doubled Electricity Bills, EPCG Claims Increased…

Montenegrin citizens are reporting that their electricity bills have doubled, while the national power company, EPCG, attributes this to increased consumption.

Montenegro's path to EU accession could be jeopardized by unfulfilled CPT recommendations concerning the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions, particularly regarding Chapters 23 and 24. President Jakov Milatović emphasized that building strong institutions where the law is applied equally to all is the current focus.

Pobjeda: Montenegro's EU Path Threatened by Unmet CPT Recommendations

The current state of the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions could jeopardize Montenegro's obligations in Chapters 23 and 24 of its EU accession talks due to unfulfilled CPT recommendations.

Antena M: Milatović: Building Strong Institutions is Today's Battlefield

President Milatović stated that building strong institutions and a state where the law is equal for all is the current focus, a domestic politics story from 21:36h.

The Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms found a mother's complaint valid, alleging her ex-husband sexually harassed their young children. The Basic State Prosecutor's Office (ODT) is criticized for failing to make a decision on the case for ten months.

CDM: Ombudsman Points Out ODT's Oversight: Complaint Against Father, No Decision…

The Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms found a mother's complaint valid, alleging her ex-husband sexually harassed their young children, with the Basic State Prosecutor's Office (ODT) failing to make a decision for ten months.