On the occasion of 2 October – International Day of Non-Violence, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) takes the opportunity to invite all actors of society to make greater efforts to create societal norms that lead to nonviolent conflict resolution, as well as competent institutions to most severely sanction the behaviour of those who encourage… »
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Let’s put corruption into museum – CALL FOR PROPOSALS III
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) within the project LET’S PUT CORRUPTION INTO MUSEUM! Opens CALL FOR PROPOSALS for the support for civil society organisations’ projects in Montenegro Your project proposals, which should aim to contribute to the civil society participation in the implementation of anti-corruption policies and practices, shall be submitted no later than 25 October 2019,… »
CCE at the meeting with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland – Rule of law is priority
Executive Director and Development Coordinator at the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), Daliborka Uljarevic and Damir Nikocevic, met with the delegation of the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by the Minister for Foreign Affairs Peka Havista. Given that one of the four priorities of the Finish EU Presidency represent common values and the rule… »
None jeopardizes UoM’s autonomy, but requires UoM to respect the law
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) considers as unacceptable the UoM’s management attempt to discredit the Institution of Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms of Montenegro (Ombudsman) which established that Janko Ljumovic, Associate Professor at the UoM was discriminated in the process of election to the higher academic title. We recall that Janko Ljumovic was not… »
Government’s proposed amendments to the Law on Free Access to Information annul the public’s right to know
On the occasion of International Right to Know Day – 28 September, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) expresses its concerns about proposed amendments to the Law on Free Access to Information, which attempt to narrow the citizens’ right to information, contrary to the Constitution and international standards. For quite some time, Montenegro has the… »
Education of teaching staff on LGBT rights for more inclusive work with students
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) today organized training for professionals in the field of education ‘Prevention and education of homophobia and transphobia in secondary schools in Montenegro’ within the framework of project NO to discrimination – YES to diversity, supported by the Ministry for Human and Minority Rights.
Call for participants of Traveling school for transitional justice
More opportunities for employment of persons with disabilities should be provided
‘People with disabilities can be creators of great and important stories if given the opportunity, they should be accepted individually, according to their personal qualities and willingness to face workplace challenges,’ as it was assessed at the conference ‘Perspectives of employment of persons with disabilities in Montenegro and Examples of Good Practice’ which was final… »
Media dominantly had positive coverage about LGBTIQ community
There is no lasting peace without reconciliation in the region
On the occasion of 21 September – International Day of Peace, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) urges all actors of the society to make systematic efforts in order to strengthen individuals and society that strive for non-violent conflict resolution and for building more just society. The armed conflicts that took place in the 1990s… »