Centre for Civic Education assess the situation in which we found ourselves after 37 our fellow countrymen and women, future or potential citizens of Montenegro, had to take an exam in Montenegrin language to be at best one tragicomic farce, an offence to intelligence and dignity of all citizens of this country, but also a… »
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Advertisement for participants of XII generation of Democracy School
CCE and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung publicise AN ADVERTISEMENT for participants of XII generation of DEMOCRACY SCHOOL school for learning democracy from theory to praxis School comprises 5 modules lasting totally four months. The courses will be held once or twice a week for 2 hours. All expenses are covered by the foundation Friedrich Ebert and… »
The price of language or first things first
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) urges the authorities to cease this protracted simulation of reform processes and begin to observe the principles and procedures of democracy, thus contributing to genuine democratisation of the Montenegrin society… The price of language or first things first – (pdf)
Old habits in new technologies
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) has already warned about the lack of transparency in the work of the highest legislative body in Montenegro. Unfortunately, in spite of repeated promises, Parliament’s officials made no attempt to improve the situation, which is well illustrated by the very website of the Parliament… Old habits in new technologies –… »
Joint NGO press release on attack on journalist Stojovic
Montenegro already chose to be a civic state
Who is imposing the rules of the game?
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) expresses its concern over the brutal attack on the sports journalist Mladen Stojović which happened in his apartment on Friday evening. He is one of the rare sports journalists who have dared to reveal to the public abuses and machinations in the Montenegrin and Serbian sport… Who is imposing the… »
Resistance to oblivion sixteen years since deportation of Bosnian refugees
MONITOR and Centre for Civic Education are organising public debate on RESISTANCE TO OBLIVION SIXTEEN YEARS SINCE DEPORTATION OF BOSNIAN REFUGEES The speakers at this discussion will be: – dr Miodrag Perovic, Executive Director of weekly Monitor – Natasa Kandic, Director of Humanitarian Law Centre, Serbia – Daliborka Uljarevic, Executive Director of Centre for Civic… »
Council of RTCG to take responsibility
Centre for Development of Non-Governmental Organisations (CDNGO) and Centre for Civic Education (CCE) urge the Council of RTCG to, although incomplete, take part in resolving the issue of public broadcasting of the sessions of the Parliament of Montenegro… Council of RTCG to take responsibility – (pdf)
By forensic methodology to assessment of Prime Minister’s abilities
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), on occasion of tomorrow’s pronouncement of the verdict, does not want in any way to prejudices verdict of the Basic Court of Podgorica, concerning the law suit brought by Milo Djukanovic, Prime Minister of Montenegro vs. Zeljko Ivanovic, director of daily paper Vijesti… By forensic methodology to assessment of Prime… »