Centre for Civic Education (CCE) analyzed the reports of the State Audit Institution (SAI) on the audit of annual consolidated financial statements of political parties and groups of citizens for 2020, 2021, and 2022, regarding assessmen of financial audit and compliance audit of political entities. The analysis covered 33 reports for 30 political parties and… »
Non-governmental organizations Human Rights Action (HRA), Centre for Civic Education (CCE), and ANIMA Centre for Women’s and Peace Education express strong protest against the renaming of Tivatska Street in Pljevlja to Branko Krvavac Street, a soldier of the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) who died in the aggression on the Dubrovnik-Herzegovina area in Croatia in October… »
The initiative for Montenegro to sponsor a UN Resolution on memorializing genocide in Srebrenica was supported by 92 NGOs and over 250 prominent citizens. The initiative has also been supported by the Bosniak Council, as well as the Bosniak Party, Liberal Party, Democratic Party of Socialists, Social Democratic Party of Montenegro, Social Democrats of Montenegro,… »
We call on the Ministry of Culture and Media to ensure, through the new Law on RTCG, that the appointment of new members of the RTCG Council takes place immediately after the expected rapid adoption in the Parliament of Montenegro, and the Parliament to halt the ongoing process of appointing two members of the RTCG… »
For the purpose of renting business premises for parliamentary political parties from the budget of Montenegro, from 1 January 2020 to 31 March 2023, a total of 1,701,600.57 EUR was paid, according to data obtained by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) from the former Cadastre and State Property Administration (UKDI), in accordance with the… »
“Unity is best preserved by respecting and supporting diversity,” was the message conveyed today at a panel discussion on interculturalism organized by the Center for Civic Education (CCE) in Ulcinj, at the premises of the Ulcinj Municipality Assembly. “Communication among different cultures is a privilege, the best opportunity to explore the metropolis of the mind… »
Today, the study visit in Brussels of five NGOs from Montenegro in the field of environmental protection and improvement has concluded. Their projects are supported through the Civil Society Organization Program in Montenegro – from basic services to policy shaping – M’BASE, implemented by the Center for Civic Education (CCE) with partners, supported by the… »
The initiative for Montenegro to sponsor a UN Resolution on memorializing the genocide in Srebrenica has been supported by 84 NGOs and over 100 prominent citizens, including numerous public figures who have actively contributed to the public interest in Montenegro for decades. Montenegrin non-governmental organizations have never before united in such numbers to support an… »
“Nurturing linguistic and cultural differences must begin with education, foster then within that system rather than stifling them with negative judgments, as diversity reflects the beauty of each individual, and dialogue must be conducted with arguments and facts”, was the message conveyed today at a public forum on interculturalism organized by the Centre for Civic… »
“Rožaje is a multiethnic and multicultural community, and the credit for that belongs to the people of Rožaje. Looking at it more broadly, the government should create policies that contribute to these values taking root completely and everywhere, primarily through educational institutions and programmes that will encourage respect and understanding that differences are not that… »
