System of awarding honorary citizenship must be transparent

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) is again pointing out the controversies of awarding the so-called honorary Montenegrin citizenships and the opaqueness of this process, and which often jeopardises the reputation of the country considering who are the ‘lucky winners’ of Montenegrin honorary citizenship. As per data CCE’s data,  total of 250 honorary citizenships were awarded from May 2008 until… »

Tolerance must be an active position

On the occasion of the International Tolerance Day, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) highlights that the path to establishment of society of tolerance and equality is long and requires lots of efforts and devotion of all segments of society. Tolerance implies freedom of expression and enjoyment of different identities and world-views which in mutual communication… »

Deadline extended for applying projects to Call for support to projects of OCD in Montenegro

Deadline for submission of projects fro the CALL that Centre for Civic Education (CCE) announced within the framework of the programme Let’s Put Corruption into Museum has been extended for 7 (seven) days. Your project proposals, which should contribute to participation of civil society in implementation of anti-corruptive policies via monitoring, reporting and supervision of… »

Human rights are compass for credible journalism

Media have important role in affirmation of human rights, in investigation and reporting on cases of violation of human rights, in giving voice to victims of discrimination and other forms of violation of human rights, in seeking answers and encouraging the authorised institutions to work more efficiently on promotion and protection of human rights. Such… »