Centre for Civic Education (CCE) appreciates the fact that recently published State Department’s report on the state of human rights in Montenegro for 2013 confirms for many years established attitudes on state of Montenegrin institutions, and unequivocally recognizes and emphasizes problems of pervasive corruption, discrimination and restriction of freedom of expression, with an accent on… »
February 2014
Remembering crime in Štrpci – 21 years later
On the occasion of marking the twenty first anniversary of crime in Štrpci, Centre for Civic Education (CCE) recalls that victims of this and other war crimes committed in Montenegro or on behalf of Montenegro, shall not be forgotten, and that they are still waiting for justice to be served. Even after more than two… »
The Initiative for calling the elections for the Rector of UoM adopted
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes the decision of Managing Board of the University of Montenegro on calling the elections for the Rector of that institution of higher education. It is important and commendable that the Managing Board of University of Montenegro (UoM) has taken measures in order to correct the failure in terms of… »
Intergenerational Learning for European Citizenship
National seminar Intergenerational Learning for European Citizenship was held today in Podgorica, in the organization of the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), bringing together over 50 high school pupils, students, members of retirees’ associations and military retirees. The seminar was opened by Mirela Rebronja, Program Coordinator in the CCE, by presenting the project “Intergenerational learning… »
Attacks on opponents to be severely sanctioned
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) and Institute Alternative (IA) condemns last night’s assault on Nebojša Medojević, the MP in the Parliament of Montenegro and member of Presidency of the oppositional Democratic Front. IA and CCE assess that this attack represents a new contribution to atmosphere of fear and limitation of freedom of expression in Montenegro… »
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) invites you to the National Seminar “Intergenerational Learning for European Citizenship”
Procurement in Montenegrin Municipalities
The study »Procurement in Montenegrin municipalities« was presented today at the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) by Nikola Đonović (CCE), coordinator of the project “Corruption on the local level – zero tolerance!”, Marko Sošić, researcher of public policies (Institute Alternative) and Jovana Marović, research coordinator (Institute Alternative). The study is prepared within the project “Corruption… »
Bjelica shall answer with facts not by labeling
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), regarding the statement of the president of the Managing Board of the University of Montenegro Duško Bjelica on the CCE press release from 17 February 2014 “Why there is no call for the elections for the Rector of the University of Montenegro?” that media publicised, assesses that Bjelica did not… »
Why there is no call for the elections for the Rector of the University of Montenegro?
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) invites the Managing Board (MB) of the University of Montenegro (UoM) and its president Duško Bjelica to explain to the public there is no call for the elections for the Rector, having in mind the fact that to the current Rector of the UoM prof. Predrag Miranović the term of… »
One cannot enter EU without the media freedom
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) condemns last night’s latest in a series of attacks on property of the independent daily “Vijesti” and warns of the already alarming consequences of inadequate processing of previous attacks, as well as intensifying of the hostile climate towards media and individuals who criticize (in)formal centres of power in Montenegro. This… »