Leposavic must resign or be dismissed

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) assesses that the Government’s silence regarding the statement of the Minister of Justice, Human and Minority Rights, Vladimir Leposavić, in which he denied that genocide that occurred in Srebrenica, calls into question the Government’s proclaimed commitment to Europeanization of society and building of human rights culture. Leposavić’s answer to the… »

The CCE’s position on jeopardizing the public interest by former UoM management is confirmed

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) received yesterday the Opinion of the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ACP) which determined that the University of Montenegro (UoM) jeopardized the public interest due to inaction and non-execution of final court decisions. This opinion is made based on the CCE complaint for jeopardizing the public interest which indicated the… »

The Ministry of Health should adjust vaccination certificates to be valid

Relating to the content of certificates of the successful vaccination of Montenegrin citizens, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) expresses doubts about the regularity of these certificates and their validity outside the borders of Montenegro and calls on the Ministry of Health to approach this process systematically, professionally and dedicatedly. The CCE has already expressed… »

Comments on portals not in line with the Media Law

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) conducted, from 15 February to 15 March, monitoring of comments on news portals in Montenegro, with the aim of a qualitative and quantitative assessment of compliance with the new Media Law, especially Articles 34 – 39 of the Law. Detailed data indicate that this legal framework, unfortunately, still has not… »