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Human Rights Action (HRA), Centre for Civic Education (CCE) and Center for Dealing with the Past – Documenta remind that on this day, 6 December, 1991, the strongest shelling of the Old Town of Dubrovnik was carried out. At that time, members of the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) from Montenegro killed 19 and wounded 60… »

On the occasion of 3 December – the International Day of Persons with Disabilities – the Center for Civic Education (CCE) presented a report reviewing the programmes of political parties for the 2020 parliamentary elections in terms of the representation of issues related to persons with disabilities.

The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) is organizing the XI edition of the Montenegrin FAST FORWARD Human Rights Film Festival 2020 with the support of traditional media partners. This year’s edition of the FAST FORWARD Festival will be held in the traditional period, from 10 to 14 December, but due to the current epidemiological situation… »

There is no comprehensive reparations programme for the families of missing persons in Montenegro, nor is there a commitment to activities to prevent such crimes in the future. The issue of missing persons has a wider regional character and should be resolved in symbiosis with other former Yugoslav states, as it was concluded at today’s… »

A group of non-governmental organizations, which over the past weeks publicly pointed out the illegalities that characterized the process of project evaluation and making Decision on the allocation of funds to non-governmental organizations based on the public call “Let’s develop cultural habits!”, submitted to the competent Ministry of Culture formal Initiative for annulment of this… »

Montenegro is making slow and unacceptably small progress in the area of the rights of persons with disabilities (PWDs), and persons with disabilities remain at the top of those recognized as the most vulnerable group. Therefore, more systematic and effective approaches are needed to improve the quality of life of this group, but also to… »

Although there is a widespread public perception that non-governmental organizations have unlimited EU funds at their disposal, and this is frequently accompanied by manipulations and organized campaigns aimed at damaging the reputation of critically oriented NGOs, the dominant part of the funds is allocated to the institutions, as it was concluded in the study ‘’European… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) expresses concern over the fact that the privileged concessionaire “Dekar” and “Dekar Energy”, owned by Momcilo Miranovic, arbitrarily returned workers to the construction site for the construction of a mini-hydropower plant (MHP) on the river Cestogaz, in the village of Kraljske bare, the municipality of Kolasin, and contrary to the… »

Over the past eight years, Montenegro has not achieved the expected track record in combating corruption. The EU has also demonstrated political inconsistency regarding the continuous and necessary external pressure concerning Montenegro, thus Montenegro, despite of everything, has been making progress in the accession negotiations for a long time, with an evident deficit of political… »

Centre for Civic Education (CCE) calls on parliamentary political parties to ensure that when appointing their representatives to the new State Election Commission (SEC), in accordance with the recently opened procedure, they are those members who will act responsibly to the law and budgetary funds. Namely, the latest data received by the CCE, under the… »