The price that women pay for high positions is higher than the price men pay, and this was evident during the campaign for parliamentary elections, as indicated by the findings of media monitoring and other aspects, was concluded, among other, during the first part of the conference “Gender Equality and Media in the Election Campaign,”… »
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More up-to-date procedure of ENIC on requests for the recognition of foreign educational documents is necessary
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) urges to the ENIC Centre of the Ministry of Education to establish a faster mechanism for the recognition of foreign educational qualifications for the needs of the labor market and to respect the legal deadlines for this procedure. According to the data obtained by the CCE, from 1 January 2021… »
Gender equality and women’s political participation through the perspectives of list holders for parliamentary elections
Centre for Civic Education (CCE), within the framework of the project “SPINoFACT 7 – Media Monitoring of 2023 Parliamentary Elections in Montenegro with a focus on Gender Perspective”, conducted interviews with the holders of electoral lists participating in the parliamentary elections during May and June 2023. The interviews aimed to address issues related to gender… »
With digital activism against hate speech
The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) has published a publication “Digital Activism Against Hate Speech – a Handbook in the Fight against e-Homophobia/Biphobia/Transphobia, Hatred, and Violence,” which provides guidelines on the fight against hate speech motivated by real or perceived sexual orientation, particularly in the online space where there is a growing trend of such… »
28 years since the genocide in Srebrenica – Montenegro to establish memorial day
Human Rights Action (HRA), Centre for Civic Education (CCE), and ANIMA – Center for Women’s and Peace Education, on the occasion of the 28th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica, pay tribute to all victims and express solidarity with the survivors and their families. And this year, the persistence and courage of the families in… »
To accept the objection for non-broadcasting the information in the News 2 about the protest of 18 NGOs due to the illegal re-election of Boris Raonić as the director of the RTCG
Ombudsperson of RTCG, Danijela Popović, accepted the complaint of Human Rights Action (HRA), submitted on behalf of 18 non-governmental organizations because RTCG did not publish information in the central Dnevnik (News) about their joint protest against the re-election of Boris Raonić as director of RTCG. The Ombudsperson has recommended to the RTCG Council to accept… »
Politics for girls and fags
My two favourite hobbies since childhood have been engaging in women’s stories and power dynamics. As I grew up, I realized that one of them had prevailed. Politics, like any social process involving negotiations over the distribution of power, influence, and resources, is one of my favorite definitions of politics. Everything about voting is negotiation,… »
To determine responsibility for the loss of EU funds for Montenegro
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) points out that the news that the Government of Montenegro failed to create a single quality project that would be included in the financial package of 2.1 billion euros allocated by EU for 14 projects in the transport, energy, environment, human capital and private sector in the Western Balkans represents… »
Rainbow agenda
The first unwritten rule we learn in kindergartens is that playing with dolls is for girls, while cars are for boys. Pink is exclusively for skirts, and blue is the colour of shirts. In elementary school, teachers pair up a boy and a girl at the desks and carefully observe the development of their relationship,… »
Homophobia – a shortcut to (illusion of) power
When I was 14 years old, I used the term “faggot” for the first time. I did it in an attempt to “win” an argument with my younger brother. I don’t remember the cause of the argument, but I do remember a strong feeling that if I didn’t do something, I wouldn’t survive. The survival… »