Natalija Šolić has been practicing law since 2002, specializing in protecting victims of human rights violations, especially marginalized groups like children and women. She represents clients in national courts and the European Court of Human Rights, focusing on family law, domestic violence, sexual abuse, torture, freedom of expression, and discrimination. A member of YUCOM’s expert team, she has been involved in the successful case of V.A.M. vs. Serbia. Natalija has attended many training sessions and conferences on issues like domestic violence, human trafficking, and the rights of people with special needs. She speaks English.

Serbia passes judicial reforms despite EU criticism
An EU court reformer said the measures give court presidents more power over judges and made it harder for prosecutors to maintain their independence. BELGRADE, Serbia (AFP) — Serbia’s president

