Centre for Civic Education (CCE), Faculty of Political Sciences (FPN), Centre for Development of NGOs (CDNGOs) and printing house Obod, organise a promotion of book POLITICAL DOCTRINE by professor Radovan Radonjić, PhD. Promotion will be held on 29 November 2011 at 7 p.m. in Ceremony Hall of the Faculty of Political Sciences, 13 jula bb, II floor.
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RTCG confirms its and European identity of Montenegro
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) and LGBT Forum Progres assess that Radio Television of Montenegro (RTCG) by providing a strong support for presentation and broadcast of LGBT video “We are part of the team” confirms its programme and editorial independence and commitment to the European identity of Montenegro to which citizens it serves as national… »
The Parliament of Montenegro deserves a better Special report on discrimination
The first special report on discrimination in Montenegro is currently in procedure for being approved by the Parliament of Montenegro. The preparation of this important document was part of the planned activities of the Committee for Human Rights and Freedoms and of the Ombudsman for Human Rights and Freedoms. The content and quality of this document… »
The stage of our reality
Until that moment, which will be fiercely resisted by the existing rulers, because deep insidethey know they have been left behind the times, the rest of us can continue to watch the political theatre ever day, in hyper-realistic forms and without “aesthetics of responsibility”, whereas our artists stand aside waiting for opportunities and glory to… »
The fight against corruptrion and organized criminal requires more than political recognition of the existing problem
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) believes that development and adoption of strategic documents, as well as building of institutions to combat corruption and organized criminal is a necessary basis for the concrete and measurable results in this respect. The fight against corruptrion and organized criminal requires more than political recognition of the existing problem
Dinoša is demonstrating irresponsibility until the end of mandate
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) at the meeting of he Committee for Human Rights and Freedoms, held on 24 October 2011 which was control hearing of the Minister Ferhat Dinoša, through the President of the Committee submitted questions on the effects of implementation of the Law Against Discrimination, work of minister Dinoša and his cabinet… Dinoša… »
It’s OK to be different!
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), in cooperation with LGBT Forum Progress, and with the support of the Canadian Embassy, through the project “It’s OK to be different!”, began shooting of the first acting video clip in Montenegro that promotes LGBT rights. Symbolically, filming started on the Day of Remembrance for the victims of fascism and… »
Voting have to be available to public
Internships for students
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) believes that more extensive participation of students in non-formal education programmes during their studies is a key prerequisite for inclusion of future generations in the process of Montenegro’s Europeanization and democratization. Today, the competitive European market does not merely require a high grade average, but also familiarity with certain competences and… »
Screening of “Montenegrin Beauty”
The documentary “Montenegrin Beauty” by Danilo Marunovic, produced by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), will be presented at the XVI International TV Festival Bar 2011 in the Economics High School premises in Bar. “Montenegrin Beauty” has entered the official selection of the XVI International TV Festival Bar 2011 which is held from 26 until… »