Miroslava Milenovic

Less than a fifth of reported cases of money-laundering in Serbia end up in courts, with those convicted often handed a minor sentence of less than a year in prison or fines of fewer than 100 euros, a new analysis by BIRN of Serbia's fight against money-laundering over the last decade shows.

Anti-Corruption Council member Miroslava Milenovic has said that the public "ought to know what is happening with the Tanjug news agency."

The Beta news agency noted in its report on Monday that although Tanjug was shut down by the government last November, it continues to operate.

The OSCE Mission to Serbia on Tuesday presented its 2015 Person of the Year Award to three recipients at a ceremony in Belgrade, the organization said.

A senior member of the Serbian government's Anti-Corruption Council who was violently assaulted in front of her home on Saturday has claimed the attack is directly connected to her work.

For weeks she was announcing the Anti-Corruption Council would publish a report on how the budget money is spent on advertising, PR services and sponsoring.

Now Council member and forensic accountant Miroslava Milenovic is recovering from a physical assault that took step on her doorstep, and has no dilemma why it happened.

BELGRADE - Forensic accounting implies comprehensive investigation of criminal activities and integration of knowledge in accounting, auditing and investigation techniques, and deals with monitoring the business reality pertaining to events and environments, said the participants of the first international conference on fighting business fraud and corruption on Thursday.