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Former Chief Prosecutor of the State Prosecutor’s Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina Gordana Tadic has been added to the list of non-women in the United States today.
Former Chief Prosecutor of the State Prosecutor’s Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina Gordana Tadic has been added to the list of non-women in the United States today.
The US State Department argues in its own country that Tadic used her position as Chief Prosecutor to promote her personal and family interests. Moreover, she is suspected of collecting state housing fees through a fictitious contract.
Gordana Tadic (Tadic) served as Chief Prosecutor of the BiH State Prosecutor’s Office from 2019 to 2021. In 2021, she was formally removed from her position by the High Judicial Council and the Prosecution following her failure to refer cases to prosecutors through an automated case distribution system, designed to prevent the appointment of prosecutors based on personal or political reasons. In addition, Tadic reportedly used her position as Chief Prosecutor to promote her personal and family interests. Moreover, she is suspected of collecting state housing fees through a fictitious contract.
Tadic is defined under EO 14033 because it has been responsible or cooperative in, or for direct or indirect involvement in, actions or policies that undermine democratic processes or institutions in the Western Balkans.
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