- summary
- Constitutional Court of BiH strikes down the Foreign Agents Law (Decision U-6/25, May 2025), finding it inconsistent with the BiH Constitution and Article 11 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Court rules that 'agents of foreign influence' label and vague restrictions on political activity are not necessary in a democratic society. RS Constitutional Court confirms annulment on January 28, 2026, halting its own review as the law had already ceased to apply. Law fully annulled — first documented constitutional reversal of a Track 1 civic-finance restriction in the database.
- country
- Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republika Srpska)
- date text
- May 2025 / Jan 2026
- campaign id
- BIH-CAMP-004
- civic actions
- Multiple CSOs filed constitutional challenges; Kuća ljudskih prava Banja Luka publishes statement welcoming annulment; CSOs note time lost to constitutional battle as cost in itself
- id
- BIH-024
- incident id
- BIH-023
- notes
- Direct sequel to BIH-023 (enactment) and BIH-015 (original proposal). First case in database documenting Track 1 restriction successfully reversed through constitutional challenge. Court explicitly rejected the NF-01 legal frame — analytically significant for counter-narrative architecture.
- outcome
- Law annulled
- responders
- CSOs (constitutional challenges); BiH Constitutional Court; Constitutional Court of RS
- source
- Kuća ljudskih prava Banja Luka statement, February 2026; aktivizam.net
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