Montenegro is still lagging behind when it comes to sentencing child sexual abusers! An analysis of 51 court rulings reveals judges are still way too lenient, while victims are left with inadequate protection and sporadic support. Sentences mostly hover near the legal minimum, and protective measures are enforced only after serving time—and not always consistently! Can institutions really still not grasp how serious this issue is? Think it’s time for drastic change, or got a different take? Don’t hold back—comment and ignite the debate!
