The project “How much and whom do citizens in Montenegro pay for advertising” was created within the programme of the Centre for Civic Education Accountability and transparence of the authorities and it aims to raise awareness on the expenditures from the Budget of Montenegro. The specific objective of the project is to point out the… »
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Monitoring respect of human rights in closed institutions in Montenegro
Presentation of the findings of the research on attitudes of Montenegrin citizens on torture, within the project “Monitoring respect of human rights in closed institutions in Montenegro” implemented by the Human Rights Action in cooperation with the Centre for Civic Education, Shelter and Centre for Antidiscrimination EKVISTA, financed by the Delegation of EU in Montenegro… »
Citizen can change the system
We’ll know that the real reforms and institution-building have began when we see a wave of insider testimonies from these same institutions, because it will mean that the employees trust the state of Montenegro, are willing to change certain things, put the public interest above their superiors, and that Montenegrin institutions are capable of leading… »
How does European parliament assess Montenegro in the accession process to the EU?
Centre for Civic Education and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung are organising PANEL DISCUSSION on HOW DOES EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ASSESS MONTENEGRO IN THE ACCESSION PROCESS TO THE EU? Guests/panelists: Doris PACK, MEP, European People’s Party Jelko KACIN, MEP, Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Ulrike LUNACEK, MEP, European Green Party Tanja FAJON, MEP, Social Democrats group… »
Stankovic returns to the police
XIII generation of Human Rights School launched
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) informs the public XII generation of Human Rights School started with its work. This programme in Montenegro is organized by the CCE, and since 2010 it become part of a regional programme of human rights education in the Western Balkans, conducted in cooperation with the Norwegian Committee for Human Rights,… »
Fight for women’s rights in Montenegro should be intensified
Youth Group of the Centre for Civic Education (YGCCE) congratulates the International Women’s Day – 8th March to all women of Montenegro with the concern that the Montenegrin society has forgotten the true meaning and significance of this date. International Women’s Day is a day dedicated to women and their economic, political and social achievements… »
Crisis of ideas
Perceptions of discrimination and LGBT
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), in cooperation with the LGBT Forum Progress, with the support of the Canadian Embassy, through the project “It is OK to be different!”, conducted during February 2012 a public opinion research on perceptions concerning discrimination and LGBT population… Perceptions of discrimination and LGBT – (pdf)
Parliament of Montenegro must be included in clarifying the facts on privatisation of Telekom Montenegro
Institute Alternative (IA), Centre for Civic Education (CCE), Centre for Monitoring (CEMI), European Movement in Montenegro (EMIM) and the Centre for Development of NGOs (CRNVO) assess that the opening of parliamentary inquiry and establishing of investigation committee for collection of information on privatization of Telekom Montenegro represent the best manner to obtain legal and an… »