The Emergency Measures to Ensure Public Safety Act, commonly known as the Šutar Act, is a 2025 Slovenian law.
Background
The Government of Prime Minister Robert Golob approved the text of the Act and submitted it to the National Assembly for debate on 6 November 2025.
Criticism Amnesty International condemned the Act as "draconian" and said the law could result in further marginalization of the Roma. The European Commission reacted to the Act by urging Slovenia to ensure the law's enforcement doesn't "disproportionately affect any community".
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