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Centre for Civic Education (CCE) informs the public that the Parliament of Montenegro, the Government of Montenegro and the Ministry of Justice refused to give an opinion to the Constitutional Court on the initiative to review the constitutionality of the Law on Misdemeanors. We recall that CCE submitted, about three months ago, to the Constitutional… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE), in the light of the current changes to the Constitution, renews its call to change the constitutional norm that defines the so-called “right of citizens initiative”. This norm does not encourage active citizenship, which is an essential precondition for the democratization of Montenegrin society and building of democratic political culture.… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) with support of UNDP Office in Montenegro is implementing a project “Open ideas for Montenegro”, during which CCE conducted workshops in six cities across Montenegro… Open ideas – (pdf)

The Fast Forward Human Rights Film Festival, which was organized by the Centre for Civic Education, in its third edition from 10 till 15 December 2012, closed with the screening of the movie “Where do we go now?” by the Lebanese artist and director Nadin Labaki… Closing of the third edition of the Fast Forward… »

If you are open and ready to a constructive exchange of opinions, we propose you a new way to get involved into important processes in our society! Take part in the workshops organised by the Centre for Civic education, in the framework of the project „Open ideas for Montenegro” In the first phase of this… »

Open letter of the President of the Government of Montenegro concerning the budget allocated for the University of Montenegro for 2013… University of Montenegro budget should not be decreased – (pdf)

On the occasion of the international day for the fight against corruption, the Centre for Civic Education highlights the need of a systematic and decisive fight against widespread corruption in Montenegrin society. Apart from an evident political will to create conditions for a safe and sound reporting on corruption, this includes a professional work by… »

The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) welcomes with satisfaction the final announcement of the President of the Managing Board of the University of Montenegro (UoM) Duško Bjelica declaring that controls on the work of all institutional bodies will be carried out, as it was recently done at the Faculty of Law. However, the CCE calls… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) and Action for Human Rights (HRA) from Podgorica and Documenta from Zagreb recall that on this day – 6 December 1991 one of the strongest attacks on Dubrovnik was carried out by the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) from the territory of Montenegro, when during the shelling 19 people were killed… »