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Slovenia Ministers Resign After Fatal Nightclub Beating

10/29/2025

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Slovenia's interior minister and justice minister resigned after the fatal beating of Aleš Šutar outside a Novo Mesto nightclub, committed by a 21-year-old Roma suspect.
Prime Minister Robert Golob condemned the violence and proposed the "Šutar Law" to boost public safety, enabling police to remove repeat offenders.
President Nataša Pirc Musar urged cooperation between local communities and the Roma, condemned violence, and called for accountability as protests rose.

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Slovenia's interior minister and justice minister resigned after the fatal beating of Aleš Šutar outside a Novo Mesto nightclub, committed by a 21-year-old Roma suspect.
Prime Minister Robert Golob condemned the violence and proposed the "Šutar Law" to boost public safety, enabling police to remove repeat offenders.
President Nataša Pirc Musar urged cooperation between local communities and the Roma, condemned violence, and called for accountability as protests rose.