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Montenegro

News from Montenegro

Indicators

Age of Consent

Not Yet Assessed

Extraterritoriality & Extradition

No

Active and passive extraterritoriality are recognized for SEC related offences in all instances under arts. 136 and 137 of the Criminal Code with regards to nationals of Montenegro (but not habitual residents) and only if they are found in/ extradited to Montenegro. Double criminality is required for extraterritorial jurisdiction provisions under article 138(4) of the Criminal Code unless the Supreme Public Prosecutor authorises the prosecution.

SEC related offences can be considered extraditable offences if they are punished both under the law of Montenegro and the law of the requesting state under article 11.1(3)of the Law on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters. Nationals of Montenegro cannot be extradited under article 11.1(1). Double criminality is required for extradition under article 11.1(3) of the Law on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters.

Criminal Code of Montenegro, Law on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters of Montenegro, 2003 (status as of 2018), 2007

CSAM Definition

Not Yet Assessed

Background Check Required

Not Yet Assessed

National Commitments

Not Yet Assessed

Child Advocacy Centers

Not Yet Assessed

SEC Police Unit

Not Yet Assessed

Protection Standards Travel and Tourism

Not Yet Assessed

Public SEC Case Data

Not Yet Assessed

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