The right of families is to know the fate of their loved ones who are considered missing, and enlightening the destiny of the missing persons represent an obligation to victims, their families and society as a whole, as it was stated today, at the press conference of the Association of Families of Missing, Kidnapped and… »
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Modernization of history teaching requires continuous development of educational staff
Teaching history needs to be modernized, which requires continuous development of educational staff, as it was concluded, inter alia, at a two-day series of trainings for history teachers and teachers of a social group of subjects, organised by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), within the framework of the project “Teaching history in COVID19 pandemic… »
The prosecution confirmed another plagiarism of Lakićević Đuranović
CCE supports the decision of the Basic State Prosecution Office in Podgorica to submit an indictment against Prof. Dr. Bojana Lakićević Djuranović, considering indisputable evidence following the criminal charge that the CCE submitted on 2December 2019 to the Basic State Prosecution Office. The fact that despite the clear existence of criminal offense, this case has… »
Resistance to rigid demands that are contrary to the civic society concept
On the occasion of the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) calls on decision-makers to primarily dedicate themselves to creating ambience for open and constructive dialogue on freedom of religion and beliefs of all citizens of Montenegro. This also includes a… »
Government representatives forgot the promises given to the residents of Kolašin villages who are fighting to preserve the local rivers
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) again urges the Government of Montenegro to finally, after a year of protests by the population of Kolašin villages, make a decision to terminate harmful concession agreements for the construction of small hydropower plants “Crnja”, “Crni potok” and “Ljubaštica” in Kraljske Bare, as well as small hydropower plant “Skrbuša” in… »
Youth in Montenegro – significance on teaspoon
On the occasion of 12 August – International Youth Day – the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) warns of the increasing marginalization of young people in Montenegro and their exclusion from the decision-making process that directly affects them. The (in)visible segregation of young people is taking place before our eyes, the needs and problems of… »
Operation Storm: A day of remembrance of the victims and celebration of victory
RECOM – Reconciliation Network points that this year’s commemoration of the Day of Remembrance of the victims of Croatian Operation Storm in Serbia, and the celebration of the Croatian state holiday, Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day and Day of Croatian Defenders, were marked by messages that have even further reduced the space for a self-critical… »
26 years since the operation Storm – crime with invisible victims and without responsible ones
Government must take care of the rights of all citizens when imposing new measures against COVID-19
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) calls on the Ministry of Health and the Agency for Personal Data Protection and Free Access to Information (AZLP) to proactively get involved in the process of informing citizens about the manner the new system of issuing and using National Digital COVID Certificates works. Adequate informing of citizens is the… »
To change political invisibility of the people with disabilities with the mutual ventures for improvement of their position
Political parties have the key role in decision-making processes in the public interest, and consequently improvement of the position of persons with disabilities, and that must be a mutual venture of all political actors, no matter to the ideological profiles and political history of relations among political subjects, as concluded at the training „Promotion of… »