Representatives of the Coalition for RECOM in Montenegro Daliborka Uljarević, Aleksandar Saša Zeković, Sonja Radošević and Mirela Rebronja talked on 27 April 2011 with the president of the MP club of Bosniak Party Suljo Mustafić and the representative of the MP Club of Socialist People’s Party, Obrad Gojković, in separate meetings, within the consultations with… »
April 2011
Reforms behind closed doors
Justice for victims has to be more important than political interests
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) is expressing a hope that the trial against the accused persons for the war crime in camp “Morinj”, which began today, in front of the special panel of judge Milanka Žižić within High Court in Podgorica, will be significantly different from the previous process in this repeated proceeding and that… »
RTCG must be open for diversities
Final spring of the student activism in Montenegro
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes student protests at the Faculty of Philosophy in Nikšić that are pointing out to bad position of student population within Montenegrin society and calls all students to express their opinion without fear and prejudice which are already keeping passive for a long time this important social group… Final spring… »
NCEI must start to deliver results
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) considers that continuous and professional work is mandatory to all the bodies entitled to deal with European affairs. In that context, it is hard not to notice lack of activity of one of the bodies mapped as being amongst the most important – National Council for European Integration (NCEI), especially… »
University of Montenegro – lost in translation?
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) assess the visit of the European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso to Montenegro as one of the most important encouragements for the integration of Montenegro into the EU. However, CCE notes that this event showed that the University of Montenegro (UoM) is in a more and more inferior position in… »
April smarts
Our life under selective implementation of already flawed laws is being thoroughly ignored in the hope that the problems will go away on their own or with certain individuals. This hope is as naive as the April fool’s joke was real, cynically uncovering the brutality of our reality and the impotence of the laws and… »
Students day in Montenegro – a holiday followed by numerous questions
Youth Group of the Centre or Civic Education (YGCCE) congratulates the Fourth of April – Student Day to all students in Montenegro, and at the same time expresses its concern about the overall situation in higher education, which is not stimulating for improvement of knowledge and social activism of students… Students day in Montenegro –… »