U okviru projekta "Jačanje uloge medija u unapređenju krivičnog pravosuđa u Crnoj Gori", TV Prva u saradnji sa CEDEM-om emituje dokumentarce u cilju podizanja svijesti javnosti o funkcionisanju krivičnog pravosuđa kroz serijal PROCES.

Projekat ima za cilj da doprinese jačanju kapaciteta medija u Crnoj Gori za izvještavanje o krivičnom pravosuđu, kroz povečanje kvaliteta i vjerodostojnosti istraživačkog novinarstva u ovoj oblasti.

Film o policiji prati akciju Boka Specijalne antiterorističke jedinice - SAJ. Ko je bezbjedan, a ko treba da se plaši policije, ko je jači država ili kriminalci, te ko je uključen u borbi protiv organizovanih kriminalnih grupa su samo neka od pitanja kojima se bavi novi dokumentarni film u okviru serijala Proces. Najavu filma možete pogledati na sledećem linku, dok premijerno emitovanje je u subotu, 21. jula 2018. godine u 16,45h na TV Prva.

Ovo je deveti od deset dokumentaraca koji su urađeni u saradnji sa TV PRVA, a u okviru projekta “Jačanje uloge medija u unapređenju krivičnog pravosuđa u Crnoj Gori”, finansiranim od strane EU.

CEDEM je organizovao četvrtu i posljednju obuku u okviru projekta "Jačanje institucionalnih kapaciteta Ombudsmana za nadzor nad sektorom bezbjednosti" koji je podržan od strane Ambasade Savezne Republike Njemačke u Crnoj Gori, na temu "Ljudska prava, rod i sektor bezbjednosti", 11. i 12. jula u Kolašinu.

Eksperti na četvrtoj obuci bili su Graziella Pavone, ekspertkinja za ljudska prava, rodnu ravnopravnost i bezbjednost (OEBS, Varšava), Radmila Đakonović (koordinatorka za rodnu ravnopravnost u Ministarstvu odbrane Crne Gore) i Desanka Lopičić (sudija Ustavnog suda Crne Gore).

Prvog dana obuke, sesije su bile posvećene rodno- zasnovanom nasilju, njihovim formama, postupanju po žalbama i rodno-senzitivnom monitoringu mjesta za zadržavanje, kao i praksi Evropskog suda za ljudska prava u odnosu na diskriminaciju žena.

Tokom drugog dana, obrađene su teme integracije rodnih perspektiva u nadzoru nad sektorom bezbjednosti od strane Ombudsmana, zatim pitanje rodne ravnopravnosti u Vojsci Crne Gore: legislative i opšta zastupljenost žena, kao i smjernice i primjeri dobre prakse MO i Vojske Crne Gore.

Velika je čast što nam se ovim povodom obratio i Ambasador SR Njemačke u Crnoj Gori, gospodin Hans Günther Mattern, koji je iskazao zadovoljstvo zbog uspješno realizovanog projekta.

Young people in Montenegro, as the greatest security risks, see organized crime and corruption, cyber terrorism and religious radicalism, and believe that security of the security sector can be enhanced by increased availability of data, media involvement and dialogue with civil society.

This was announced at the presentation of the results of the project "Meeting contemporary contingency challenges: education and youth participation", implemented by the Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM), with the support of the Commission for allocating part of the proceeds from games of chance.

CEDEM's Project Coordinator, Ognjen Markovic said that the project for the overall goal had to strengthen cooperation between the state and civil society in identifying and solving key contemporary security problems that young people face.

Markovic pointed out that the key results of the project were the realization of the focus groups and the three-day Security School, as well as a publication that, as he said, is an assessment of the knowledge and attitudes of the young people about the security sector.

More information about the key project activities can be found on the Montenegrin version of the article.

CEDEM has organized second training course for employees of the Ombudsman Institution on March 26 and 27 in Hotel Adria in Budva, within the project "Strengthening institutional capacities of the Ombudsman for overseeing the security sector". The main goal is contributing to the strengthening of the rule of law and human rights in the security sector, with special emphasis on strengthening the institutional capacity of the Ombudsperson in exercising oversight of the security sector

On the first day of training, Mr. Cerovic spoke about the relationship between the institution of the Ombudsman and the security services as well as the authority of this institution in relation to the persons deprived of their liberty and the excessive use of force by the police. Mr. Martinović spoke about the organization of police work and their cooperation with the Ombudsman institution.

During the second day of training, Mr. Martinović presented monitoring the work of the police from the practice of the Republic of Croatia and recommendations for eliminating deficiencies and irregularities in the work of the MUP. For the very end, Mr. Cerović concluded the training on the topic of cooperation between the Ombudsman and the media, and its importance in the contemporary world.

The project is supported by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Montenegro.

CEDEM published a publication entitled "Youth meeting contemporary security challenges: assessing the attitudes, knowledge and experiences of young people on the security sector" which provides an overview of the most important legal and institutional solutions in the area of security, security goals and challenges, as well as the presented results of the research on the attitudes of young people about security-related topics.

You can download the publication on Montenegrin version of article.

The publication is part of the project "Meeting the Contemporary Security Challenges: Education and Participation of Youth" implemented by CEDEM, with the support of the Commission for rellocation of part of the proceeds from games of chance.

CEDEM organized Youth and Security School on 5/6 February in Hotel Palas, Petrovac in the framework of the project "Meeting contemporary security challenges: education and participation of young people".
The aim of the school was to contribute to the improvement of the level of information and the improvement of youth knowledge on key aspects of security, including democratic civilian control, contemporary security threats, such as terrorism and religious extremism, the establishment of a security system at the national and world level, as well as the relationship between the concept of security and protection of privacy and dignity of the person.
The school was attended by 20 representatives of political parties, students and young employees in state institutions, while the lecturers were prof. Dr. Olivera Injac, Branka Mracevic, MA, and Aleksa Ivanovic, MA.