A comprehensive analysis of the situation in the area of fight against corruption needs to precede to the improvement of the existing mechanisms to prevent this phenomenon. Furthermore, it is necessary to clearly define which body at the national level coordinates and monitors the implementation of anti-corruption activities at the local level. This was assessed… »
September 2018
More proactive approach of institutions needed for fight against corruption
In Montenegro, more proactive approach and cooperation of all competent institutions, at national and local level, is needed for the fight against corruption, and support of civil society organizations, media and citizens is prerequisite for track record in this area. This was assessed at the national conference within the framework of project “Let’s put corruption… »
Authorities have to be much more open as the public has the right to know
Signed Memorandum of cooperation between the Agency and Centre for Civic Education
The Anti-corruption Agency and NGO Centre for Civic Education (CCE) signed Memorandum of Cooperation which aims to further improve and strengthen cooperation through joint preventive action in fight against corruption. Memorandum was signed by Director of the Agency, Sreten Radonjić, and Executive director of the CCE, Daliborka Uljarević. Memorandum prescribes joint activities in the field… »
Signed Memorandum of Cooperation for the implementation of project “How well do you know the European Union?”
Ministry of Education, Ministry of Sports, Office for European Integration, Television Vijesti and Centre for Civic Education (CCE), signed Memorandum of Cooperation for implementation of project How well do you know the European Union? The project How well do you know the European Union? has in its focus production of quiz for high school students… »
How much revenues – thus much responsibilities
Reaction of Coalition KUM to the draft Law on Local Self-Governments Financing Coalition for transparency and fight against corruption at the local level (KUM) commends decision of the Government of Montenegro to finally systematically deal with local finances via new Law on Local Self-Government Financing, but warns that the draft that is currently up for… »
Placing AEM under the control of Government is a bad solution
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) expresses concern over decision of Government of Montenegro to place the Agency for Electronic Media (AEM), an independent regulator for electronic media which exercises public jurisdiction in accordance with the Law on Electronic Media and operates in the public interest, under its direct control, as it was defined by new… »
RECOM should prevent suspension of remembrance
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) and Coalition for RECOM have organised today, on the occasion of International Day of Peace, a debate under topic Dialogue and reconciliation – where are we now in the region?. On this occasion, Daliborka Uljarevic, CCE Executive Director, assessed that ‘wars waged on the territory of former Yugoslavia in 90-is… »
Facade democracy in Montenegro
On the occasion of International Day of Democracy – 15 September, Centre for Civic Education (CCE) noted an ever more visible democratic deficit and ever more unfavourable environment for development of democratic values and standards in Montenegro. The continuing internal crisis – political and economic one – are weakening the capacity of Montenegrin society to,… »
Memorial Initiative for victims of 1992 deportation war crime
NGOs Human Rights Action (HRA), Center for Civic Education (CCE) and Center for Women and Peace Education (ANIMA) submitted today to the Prime Minister and ministers of internal affairs and culture, as well as the President of the City Administration of Herceg Novi, the initiative for raising a memorial to the victims of 1992 war crime deportation of… »