Centre for Civic Education (CCE) submitted, yesterday, for the second time, to the Council of the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (APC) a request for providing transparency of the 17th session of the Council of the APC scheduled for Monday, 30/03/2020, as well as for the efficiency in deciding on the election of a… »
March 2020
Remove crnagorakorona.com web application and prosecute its developers
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) yesterday sent individual initiatives to the Supreme State Prosecutor’s Office, the Police administration, the Agency for Personal Data Protection and Free Access to Information and the Ombudsman to take ex officio all prescribed actions and measures in order to prevent further use of illegal web application https://www.crnagorakorona.com/home. This application is… »
Victims, their families and families of disappeared have the right to truth
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), on the occasion of 24 March – the International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims, points out the significance of responsible and systematic approach by decision-makers, judicial authorities and educational institutions towards civilizational obligation of determining facts about… »
Decisions concerning non-governmental sector should be made in broad consultation with civil society organizations
Coalition of NGOs Cooperation to the Goal today sent the letter to the Prime Minister Markovic regarding the initiative of one NGO on change of purpose of funds allocated to the NGO sector in 2020. THE GOVERNMENT OF MONTENEGRO PRIME MINISTER Dusko Markovic Dear Mr Markovic, I am addressing you on behalf of the Coalition… »
State authorities should do their job, while together we need to strengthen accountability and solidarity without violating fundamental Human Rights
The Government of Montenegro must establish overall discipline of all citizens and protect them from potential exposure to coronavirus infection by taking all available measures of intensified surveillance. This implies prosecution of persons who have anyhow breached the orders of the sanitary inspection on the imposed self-isolation measures. The publication of the list of those… »
The state should protect citizens without jeopardizing anyone’s Human Rights
The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes the so far efforts of the Government of Montenegro to combat the coronavirus. However, we feel obliged to point out that the last announced measure of publishing the names of persons in self-isolation leads directly to violation of human rights and fundamental democratic principles guaranteed by the Constitution… »
Elections in Tivat cannot be more important than citizens’ health
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) sent today an initiative to the President of the State Election Commission (SEC), Aleksa Ivanovic, to urgently consider postponement of local elections in Tivat. The CCE assesses that the competent authorities should make a decision on the postponement of the elections as soon as possible, which would be in accordance… »
Announcement about changed working mode due to the COVID-19 pandemic
The circumstances which demand socially responsible management and respect of consumers rights
On the occasion of 15 March – World Consumer Rights Day, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) calls for all commercial subjects to act in accordance with existing legal framework, but also ethical principles, in their business practice. This is especially important in the situation when special measures are being introduced to prevent COVID19 and… »