Human rights in the focus of high school students

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) organised the main part of teaching programme of XXII Generation of Human Rights School, from 11 to 13 February in Miločer, with the support of Canadian Embassy, through the project “Different but Equal”. XXII generation of Human Rights School was attended by 27 high school students from 17 Montenegrin municipalities… »

Democracy School – XXVII generation

CCE and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung announces an OPEN CALL for participants of the XXVII generation of DEMOCRACY SCHOOL – school for learning democracy from theory to practice – School comprises of five modules in total duration of four months. The sessions will be held once or twice a week, in duration of two hours. All… »

Prosecution is still unwilling to process party favourites

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) received today an act from Basic State Prosecution (BSP) from Podgorica, regarding the case Cc no.262/15 dated on 12 January 2016, which informed us that criminal charge which CCE submitted against Sanja Vlahović from Bar, due to the criminal offense of violation of moral rights of author and interpreter from… »

University of Montenegro should focus on internal issues not on credibility of findings of CCE

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) was surprised by superficial and tendentious reaction from University of Montenegro (UoM) on the account of yesterday’s presentation regarding the research on corruption in education. The research is part of the project “Only knowledge should get the title”, which the CCE is implementing in cooperation with ELIAMEP, with the support… »

Corruption in education is increasing

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) presented the public opinion research regarding the perception of citizens on corruption in education. Daliborka Uljarević, CCE Executive Director, and Snežana Kaluđerović, coordinator of Active citizenship programme, spoke on the results of research. “Perception of corruption in the system of education in Montenegro is not universal, but what is of… »