Centre for Civic Education (CCE) announces a OPEN CALL for participants in teacher training for secondary and primary school on methods of applying museum education in teaching young people and developing their intercultural competences The call is open to all primary and secondary school teachers in the territory of Montenegro who are interested in expanding… »
Transitional justice and dealing with the past are among the key segments of the process of democratization and Europeanization of Montenegrin society, is one of the conclusions of the first module of the Transitional Justice School, held in Petrovac from 7 to 10 March 2024, organized by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE). The school… »
We protest because the recently published Draft Law on Amendments to the Criminal Code of Montenegro again does not contain changes important for the protection of human rights. This is the second time in three months that the Ministry of Justice ignores recommendations of the Committee against Torture (CAT), the Committee on the Rights of… »
Defining a clear boundary between freedom of expression and situations where its limitation is necessary represents a particular challenge for today’s society, where hate speech is becoming increasingly prevalent. This was assessed at the second panel of the discussion forum “Democracy in Focus – the Relationship between Government and Civil Society“, organized by the Centre… »
Campaigns conducted in recent years against critically oriented non-governmental organizations seriously endanger the development of civil society, assessed executive director of the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), Daliborka Uljarević. Speaking at the discussion forum “Democracy in Focus – the Relationship between Government and Civil Society,” organized by the CCE, within the project “NGOs in Montenegro… »
