On the occasion of World Day of Social Justice, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) assesses that social justice in Montenegro too often remains confined to promises, while the reality for many citizens is marked by insecure income, unequal access to public services, and limited opportunities for social mobility. Additionally, international recommendations – such as… »
Press release 2026
Info Sessions in Bijelo Polje and Podgorica
Within the project SYNERGY Montenegro – Strengthening Youth Networks and Empowering Resilient Groups and Youth, Multimedijal Montenegro and the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) are organizing Info Sessions on Friday, 27 February 2026, at the Europe House in Bijelo Polje and the CCE Offices in Podgorica, starting at 12:00. These information sessions aim to present in… »
Call for proposals for the support to civil society organisations (CSO) projects in Montenegro – SYNERGY Montenegro
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) within the programme SYNERGY Montenegro – Strengthening Youth Networks and Empowering Resilient Groups and Youth in Montenegro is launching CALL FOR PROPOSALS for the support to civil society organisations (CSO) projects in Montenegro Project proposals should contribute to improving the position of youth and creating more opportunities for them in… »
How Many Court Rulings Are Enough?
Centre for Civic Education (CCE) assesses that the latest ruling of the Basic Court in Podgorica, once again annulling the appointment of Boris Raonić as Director General of Radio and Television of Montenegro (RTCG), lays bare an unprecedented practice in Montenegro – the continued performance of a public function for years despite a double-digit number… »
Minutes of Departmental and General Assembly Sessions of CANU – A Testament to an Era Made Available to the Public
The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) is publishing the minutes of the sessions of departments and the General Assembly relating to calls for applications and candidates for membership in the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU), covering a period of more than half a century – from 1973 to 2025. CCE submitted a request… »
“Kaluđerski Laz” – A Paradigm of Incomplete Transitional Justice
“The ‘Kaluđerski Laz’ case represents a paradigmatic example of institutional weaknesses in the prosecution of war crimes and demonstrates how incomplete transitional justice remains in Montenegro,” it was stated at the second of seven educational webinars organised today by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), with Velija Murić, lawyer and Executive Director of the Montenegrin Committee… »
Restoration of the Cinema Hall as a New Step for the Cultural and Tourism Life of Rijeka Crnojevića
The non-governmental organisations Centre for Civic Education (CCE) and Antifascists of Cetinje have today submitted an initiative to the Municipality of Cetinje proposing the restoration of the cinema hall of the Local Community in Rijeka Crnojevića. The hall is located in a building constructed in 1957, with the first film screening held a year later. For decades, it served… »
Alen Bajrović and Demir Ličina on Lost Fathers and the Struggle for Justice
When the state commits a crime, answers usually fail to come. Our struggle is a struggle for remembrance, because truth is a precondition for the future and a mechanism for preventing crime, say Alen Bajrović, son of Osmo Bajrović, a victim of the Deportation war crime, and Demir Ličina, son of Iljaz Ličina, a victim of… »
Alen Bajrović and Demir Ličina on Lost Fathers and the Struggle for Justice
When the state commits a crime, answers usually fail to come. Our struggle is a struggle for remembrance, because truth is a precondition for the future and a mechanism for preventing crime, say Alen Bajrović, son of Osmo Bajrović, a victim of the Deportation war crime, and Demir Ličina, son of Iljaz Ličina, a victim of… »
Decades of Impunity and the Absence of Institutional Justice
On the anniversary of the crime in Bukovica, the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) recalls the suffering of the population in this area, for which no one has been held accountable to this day. The absence of adequate punishment leaves a lasting sense of injustice and underscores the institutional failure to protect victims. Bukovica is… »








