A Montenegrin investigative reporter who writes about organised crime in the small Adriatic country was shot and wounded late on Tuesday in the capital, Podgorica, police said. A Montenegrin investigative reporter who writes about organised crime in the small Adriatic country was shot and wounded late on Tuesday in the capital, Podgorica, police said. The attack was the second on Lakic since 2012, when she was beaten, also in front of her home. A cameraman films a protest against the attack on Montenegrin investigative reporter Olivera Lakic, in Podgorica, Montenegro May 9, 2018. Ensuring the safety of journalists is key to the future of democracy in Montenegro," said Harlem Desir, OSCE's representative on freedom of the media.

Source: Irish Independent May 09, 2018 11:48 UTC