International Day of the Disappeared commemorated

Association of families of missing, kidnapped and murdered persons “Crveni Božur” today organised a press conference, in cooperation with the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), regarding the commemoration of 30 August – International Day of the Disappeared. Tamara Milaš, CCE programme associate and spokesperson of the Coalition for RECOM in Montenegro, once again urged the… »

To establish the day of remembrance for victims of totalitarian regimes

European Day of Remembrance for victims of totalitarian and authoritarian regimes is commemorated on 23 August, as the day of remembrance for the victims of totalitarian dictatorships of 20th century Europe. On this occasion, Centre for Civic Education (CCE) urges the decision-makers to commemorate this day in Montenegro as well, as a manner of permanent… »

European voices from Montenegro

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) has, at the end of May, launched a campaign on social networks called European voices from Montenegro (https://www.facebook.com/euvoicesmne/?fref=ts), within the project Homo Europeanus – Overcoming deficit of knowledge about the EU. The objective of campaign is to contribute to improving information and knowledge of citizens of Montenegro on the EU… »

Include young people in decision-making processes

On the occasion of the International Youth Day, the Centre for Civic Education points to unequal position of young people in Montenegrin society, who remain on margins of decision-making process, although, according to the latest census in 2011, young people aged 15 to 29 make 21.4% of the total population. Earlier studies have shown that… »

Victims of operation “Storm” still await for justice

On the occasion of 21 years from the operation “Storm”, which lasted from 4 – 7 August 1995, Centre for Civic Education (CCE) reminds that the establishment of justice for victims of wars that took place on the territory of former Yugoslavia must present the priority, which includes the creation of individualised list of victims… »