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President Kostadinovski Holds Working Meeting with the President of the Court of Audit of the Hellenic Republic
The President of the Constitutional Court, Darko Kostadinovski LLD, today held a working meeting with Sotiria Touni, President of the Court of Audit of the Hellenic Republic, and Antonis Nikitanis, Deputy Prosecutor General at the same court, which is the oldest judicial institution in the country, established in 1829. During the meeting, the delegation was…
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President of the Constitutional Court, Kostadinovski LLD, on a Two-Day Visit to Athens
The President of the Constitutional Court, Darko Kostadinovski LLD, is on a two-day working visit to Athens, aimed at holding meetings with representatives of the highest judicial institutions in the Hellenic Republic. As part of the visit, President Kostadinovski is accompanied by the President of the Judicial Council, Aleksandar Kambovski, and the President of the…
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Joint Amicus Curiae Opinion of the Venice Commission and the Directorate General for Democracy and Human Dignity on International and European Standards Regarding the Use of Minority Languages in Public Life and Judicial Proceedings
At the request of the Constitutional Court, and in relation to the cases challenging provisions of the Law on the Use of Languages, the Venice Commission and the Directorate General for Democracy and Human Dignity provided an amicus curiae brief, i.e. a so-called “friendly” opinion. We are publishing this document in full, including the original…
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Judge Kadriu: Modern Legal Systems Require Stronger Constitutional Judicial Protection of Freedoms and Rights
On 24 March 2026, a roundtable on the topic “Introduction of a Constitutional Complaint?” was held at the Constitutional Court, with the support of the Delegation of the European Union in Skopje. As part of the event, Judge Prof. Dr Osman Kadriu delivered an address, stating: Once again, a clear and undisputed reality has been…
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Tsatsa Nikolovska: Instead of Waiting, Solutions for Constitutional Protection Are Possible through the European Court of Human Rights
On 24 March 2026, a roundtable on the topic “Introduction of a Constitutional Complaint?” was held at the Constitutional Court, with the support of the Delegation of the European Union in Skopje. As part of the event, a presentation was delivered by Margarita Tsatsa-Nikolovska, former judge of the European Court of Human Rights and expert…
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Sopronov: The Existing Model of Protection Is Limited; a Constitutional Complaint Is Necessary
On 24 March 2026, a roundtable on the topic “Introduction of a Constitutional Complaint?” was held at the Constitutional Court, with the support of the Delegation of the European Union in Skopje. As part of the event, a presentation was delivered by the legal expert engaged under the EU-funded project, Martin Sopronov, who emphasised: In…
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Judge Pavlovska-Daneva: A Constitutional Complaint Should Not Be Copied, but Carefully Modelled
On 24 March 2026, a roundtable on the topic “Introduction of a Constitutional Complaint?” was held at the Constitutional Court, with the support of the Delegation of the European Union in Skopje. As part of the event, Judge Prof. Dr Ana Pavlovska-Daneva delivered an address, emphasising: In Macedonian legal scholarship, the prevailing view is that…
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Professor Jeton Shasivari: Reform Is Needed for a Constitutional Complaint in Line with European Standards
On 24 March 2026, a roundtable on the topic “Introduction of a Constitutional Complaint?” was held at the Constitutional Court, with the support of the Delegation of the European Union in Skopje. As part of the event, Professor of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, Jeton Shasivari, delivered an address, emphasising: Our Constitution does not regulate…
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Judge Vasić-Bozadžieva: Constitutional Amendments, Institutional Growth and Legal Culture Are Required for a Constitutional Complaint
On 24 March 2026, a roundtable on the topic “Introduction of a Constitutional Complaint?” was held at the Constitutional Court, with the support of the Delegation of the European Union in Skopje. As part of the event, Judge Tatjana Vasić-Bozadžieva LLM delivered an address, emphasising: The introduction of a constitutional complaint depends on the creation…
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Judge Kacarska: Without a Constitutional Complaint, There Is No Effective Constitutional Judicial Protection
At the Constitutional Court, on 24 March 2026, a roundtable was held on the topic “Introduction of a Constitutional Complaint?”, organised with the support of the Delegation of the European Union in Skopje. The event also featured an address by Judge Dobrila Kacarska, who emphasised: I will not elaborate extensively on the issue of introducing…