Montenegro's Constitutional Court rejects challenges to mandatory vaccination as a kindergarten condition
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Montenegro's Constitutional Court ruled by majority (5-2) that making kindergarten attendance conditional on mandatory vaccination does not violate the Constitution, rejecting initiatives challenging the relevant legal provisions, while two judges dissented, arguing it undermines legal unity.
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Ustavni sud Crne Gore, većinom glasova, ocijenio je da uslovljavanje boravka djece u vrtićima sprovedenom obaveznom vakcinacijom nije suprotno Ustavu, zbog čega nije prihvatio podnijete
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