April 2016

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) continued monitoring the manner in which the honorary citizenships are awarded in Montenegro, for which we already pointed out on established negative practice, i.e. not in line with the Law on Montenegrin citizenship, and the fact that it resulted with significant number of unlawful citizenships in terms that these were… »

Last night at the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), beginning at 18h00, first out of four regional conferences under the joint title LANGUAGES AND NATIONALISMS was complted after the second round of debate titled “What’s the essence of increasing linguistic differences?”. During 2016, conferences will be held in Podgorica, Sarajevo, Belgrade and Split. Hanka Vajzović,… »

Last night, beginning at 18h00, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) hosted first round of debate titled “Does every nation in Montenegro speak in other language?”. The debate is part of series of four regional expert conferences under the joint title LANGUAGES AND NATIONALISMS, which will be held in 2016 in Podgorica, Sarajevo, Belgrade and… »

Ana Vujošević, Programme coordinator for EU integration at the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), held a presentation in European Parliament, during a hearing organised by ALDE group, titled: “State of plat of press and media freedoms in the Western Balkans”. Vujošević indicated on the importance of discussion on this subject in European Parliament, as well… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) once again hosted this year’s American participants of prestigious Marshall Memorial Fellowship programme in Montenegro from 15-20 April 2016. During their stay in Montenegro, the participants had the opportunity to get to know more about the potentials and challenges of Montenegro, by visiting its various parts, by learning about Montenegrin… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) has submitted written comments and suggestions to Ministry of Justice on Operative document for prevention of corruption in area of particular risk. Ministry of Justice has held a consultative meeting with representatives of NGO sector on 23 March this year, and a public discussion afterwards on 7 April, on which… »

“State of human rights is still at an unsatisfying level despite certain progress, which is why the dialogue between all stakeholders is important since it could yield more quality solutions and approaches”, pointed out Petar Đukanović, Programme coordinator for Human rights at the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), at today’s 63rd session of the Committee… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) organised, in cooperation with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, a meeting today, within the «European café» project between the representatives of non-governmental organisations and oppositional parties, in light of the negotiations between the European Union and Montenegro, on the subject “Do European values live in Montenegro and how does the civic opposition… »

World renowned Peace Education Programme (PEP) completed its VI ten-weeks long cycle of workshops in the premises of Centre for Civic Education (CCE), and the certificates were awarded to 53 participants who successfully finished the programme. Workshops were diverse and motivating, while the offered materials for this programme represented selection of key topics on which… »

Representatives of the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) Daliborka Uljarević, Executive director and Ana Vujošević, Programme coordinator for EU integration, held a meeting with the representatives of Positive Montenegro, namely with the head of the MPs club Goran Tuponja and MP Azra Jasavić, regarding the proposal of amendments on the set of media and related… »