At presentation of research Are free textbooks truly free? that Centre for Civic Education (CCE) organized today, Mira Popović, CCE programe associate reminded of the international and constitutional obligations of Montenegro to ensure free primary education, noting: «However, the practice shows that the Constitution does not have binding force and that its consistent application depends… »
Actual
To which extent political parties in Montenegro acknowledge European policies?
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) today organised the presentation of study Europeanization of election manifestos in Montenegro – to which extent political parties acknowledge European policies? Željka Ćetković, CCE programme associate, explained within introductory remarks that the main objective of this study was to assess the track record of Europeanization of political parties in Montenegro, aspiring… »
Contracts signed on allocation of resources within the project Think Locally – Act Locally! – Fight against Corruption on Local Level
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) has today, within the project Think Locally – Act Locally! – Fight against Corruption on Local Level, signed contracts with civil society organizations that received funding through first call in the competition for supporting projects of these organizations in Montenegro in 2016. Funds, in the total amount of €18 000,… »
Electoral actors to present their views on the Law on Government
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) estimates that political parties and coalitions which participate on parliamentary elections 2016 should determine their views regarding the Law on Government, i.e. oblige to adopt this law right after they enter the Parliament of Montenegro and thus finally legally regulate the work of highest executive body in the state. In… »
Call for interns
Admission of new members of CCE Youth Group
If you are creative, courageous, humane, if you seek to better the quality of life for yourself and local community in which you live, apply for the competition for the admission of new members of Youth Group of Centre for Civic Education (CCE)! CCE Youth Group deals with: – Non-formal education of young people; –… »
Opaqueness is not manner to ensure the quality of reforms at UoM
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) reminds that transparency in the work of every institution is a precondition for the development of democratic society, while the access to information of public significance needs to be equally available for everyone. Being the oldest higher education institution in Montenegro, University of Montenegro (UoM) should be the leading one… »
Human Rights School – XXIII generation
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) announces a CALL for participants of the XXIII generation of the HUMAN RIGHTS SCHOOL – school for learning human rights from theory to practice – If you are a high school student, if you want to learn about human rights, to meet and socialize with your peers, to expand and… »
With efficient action of institutions and education against violence
On the occasion of International Day of Non-Violence, Centre for Civic Education (CCE) indicates on the disturbing increasing trend of violent behaviour, hate speech and hate crimes in our society to which we recently witnessed, and on which the media reported. It is especially concerning the sluggish and inadequate response from the institutions, often their… »
25 years from the attack on Dubrovnik – without established facts or responsibility
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) reminds that 25 years ago – on 1 October 1991 – began the attack on Dubrovnik by the members of Yugoslav People’s Army (YPA) from the territory of Montenegro, which resulted in high number of victims and material devastation. On this occasion, CCE once again calls the Supreme State Prosecution… »