Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes the statement by the President of the Parliament of Montenegro Ranko Krivokapić that “RTCG, as a public service, ought to contribute to and not to obstruct organisation of democratic elections in Montenegro”, and that “there is no satisfactory balance between the power of RTCG and its accountability to the… »
February 2009
The road to EU is paved with tangible results, not pre-electoral promises
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes the announcements for the upcoming liberalisation of the visa regimes, but reminds that this is of no substantial comfort to the citizens of Montenegro who are still facing daily violations even of the existing Visa Facilitation Agreement… The road to EU is paved with tangible results, not pre-electoral promises… »
University of Montenegro ought to be an example of transparent work
In the framework of the project Corruption in Education, supported by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, Centre for Civic Education (CCE) requested from the University of Montenegro copies of contracts between the faculties and third persons, whose value exceeds 10 000 €, as well as copies of contracts between the University and… »
Dangerous word
Although apparently innocent, the cancellation of a debate competition for high-school students is a symbolic and illustrative example of how the spirit of youth, which promises that everything is possible if you take action and try hard, is subject to systematic dilutions and mortifications in this country… Dangerous word – (pdf)
Advertisement for participants of XIII generation of Democracy School
CCE and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung publicise AN ADVERTISEMENT for participants of XIII generation of DEMOCRACY SCHOOL School comprises 5 modules lasting totally four months. The courses will be held once or twice a week for 2 hours. All expenses are covered by the foundation Friedrich Ebert and Centre for Civic Education, with obligation of the… »