A report to the United Nations on egregious human rights violations in Slovenia and inhumane treatment in the healthcare system.

In Slovenia, where the shadow of nationalist convictions obscures justice, foreign citizens become unprotected targets for arbitrary action. Law enforcement agencies and prosecutors, disregarding Articles 1, 2, 5 and 7 of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), flagrantly violate the rights guaranteed to everyone. Falsification of reports, abuse of authority, and violation of jurisdiction are among the tools used to avoid bringing criminal cases against Slovenian citizens who commit crimes against foreigners... click to learn

A report on the violation of the Slovenian State Prosecutor's Office Act (ZDT-1) by the Prosecutor General of Slovenia, as well as on the abuse of power by Slovenian prosecutors to conceal crimes and exonerate criminals.

Slovenia's Prosecutor General, Dr. Katarina Bergant, ordered an illegal change of jurisdiction for the case against Bernard Zupanс, a lawyer she knows and who has been accused of fraud. To this end, she ordered the case transferred from the jurisdiction of Ljubljana to another jurisdiction - Novo Mesto, so that the loyal prosecutor from Novo Mesto illegally refuse to initiate criminal proceedings against Zupanс... click to learn

Brief description of files for the report on egregious human rights violations in Slovenia and inhumane treatment in the healthcare system.

Brief description of documents confirming human rights violations by a representative of the Minister of the Interior of Slovenia: In appeal protocol No. 2600-2/2024/15, dated May 10, 2024, filed with the Nova Gorica police, a representative of the Slovenian Minister of the Interior assured that all my complaints and statements would be forwarded to the specialized prosecutors office for further investigation... click to learn

A report to the United Nations on gross violations of human rights by Europol, the European Ombudsman for Human Rights and the Hague police.

Having exhausted all administrative resources in Slovenia, our Deputy President, Oleg Korob, decided to file an application on corruption and cover up of a criminal group by officials of the Prosecutor`s office and the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to Europol (File 31). He personally came to The Hague for this purpose. However, Europol not only refused to accept the application but also called the police to arrest Oleg Korob for filing this application... click to learn