The Autonomous Women’s Centre (AWC) submitted comments to the Ministry of Education on the Draft Law Amending the Law on the Foundations of the Education System, warning that several proposed provisions could reduce the existing level of students’ and parents’ rights and create legal uncertainty in their implementation.

The Autonomous Women's Center (AWC) participated in the public consultation on the Draft Programme for the Prevention and Protection of Children from Violence for the period 2026–2030 and its accompanying Action Plan for 2026–2028. Our analysis of these documents shows that the proposed measures do not provide a sufficiently strong basis for improving the child protection system or ensuring accessible and effective support services for children affected by violence. Nor do they ensure compliance with Serbia's international obligations.

The Autonomous Women's Center (AWC) participated in the public consultation on the Draft Decision amending the Gender Equality Strategy 2021–2030 and its accompanying Action Plan for 2026–2027. Our analysis shows that the proposed amendments do not strengthen the existing strategic framework. Instead, they lower the level of ambition, weaken institutional accountability, and move further away from the objective of achieving substantive progress in gender equality in Serbia.

Serbia is moving further away from the European Union (EU), and this has become particularly evident since the end of 2025, when, according to the assessment of the prEUgovor Coalition, even the simulation of reform activities came to an end. At a panel held at the European House during the presentation of the Alarm Report on Cluster 1, participants concluded that laws are being adopted without meaningful public debate, without consultations with relevant institutions, and without genuine alignment with European standards.