CEDEM je u okviru projekta "Jačanje institucionalnih kapaciteta Ombudsmana za nadzor nad sektorom bezbjednosti" organizovao drugi od tri treninga za zaposlene u instituciji Ombudsmana 26. i 27. marta u hotelu “Adria”, u Budvi. Osnovni cilj jeste osnaživanja kapaciteta Ombudsmana za vršenje nadzora nad sektorom bezbjednosti.

Uvodna obraćanja su imali koordinatorka projekta, Dijana Delić, zatim predstavnik Ministarstva unutrašnjih poslova Republike Hrvatske, Aco Martinović, kao i profesor Pravnog fakulteta na Univerzitetu Crne Gore, Dražen Cerović.

U okviru prvog dana treninga, g-din Cerović je govorio o odnosu institucije Ombudsmana i službi bezbjednosti, kao i o ovlašćenjima ove institucije u odnosu na lica lišena slobode i prokomjernu upotrebu sile od strane policije. G-din Martinović je govorio o organizaciji rada policije i njihovoj saradnji sa institucijom Ombudsmana.

Tokom drugog dana treninga, g-din Martinović je govorio o nadzoru nad radom policije iz prakse Republike Hrvatske i preporukama za otklanjanje nedostataka i nepravilnosti u djelovanju MUP-a. Za sami kraj, g-din Cerović je trening zaključio temom koja se tiče saradnje Ombudsmana i medija, te značaja koji ista ima u savremenom svijetu.

Projekat je podržan od strane Ambasade Savezne Republike Njemačke u Crnoj Gori.

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.

The first out of three training courses for employees in the Ombudsman institution was held on 1/2 February, in hotel “Palas”, Petrovac. The specific goal is to strengthen the Ombudsman’s institutional capacity to perform oversight over the security and defence authorities.
Opening remarks were made by the representative of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Montenegro, Uwe Meerkoetter, the Director of CEDEM, Milena Besic, as well as the Legal Affairs Advisor to the Ombudsman institution of the Republic of Croatia, Igor Lekic.
Within the first day of training, Mr. Igor Lekic spoke about the competencies, functions and importance of the Ombudsperson Institution in the modern world, democratic oversight of security sector institutions through the example of the Republic of Croatia, as well as about the way how the full-fledged membership of Croatia in the EU was reflected on the institution of Ombudsman in this country.
The second day of the training was opened by the project coordinator, Dijana Delić, together with the second lecturer - Ms. Valentina Pavličić, the Representative of Montenegro in the European Court of Human Rights. All the sessions were dedicated to the measures of secret surveillance - its establishment in the judicial system of Montenegro, as well as to the standards and jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights.
The project is supported by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Montenegro.

Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM)

announces

COMPETITION FOR PARTICIPANTS OF THE SCHOOL

"Youth and Security Sector"

The school is being realized through the project "Meeting contemporary contingency challenges: education and youth participation", supported by the Commission for allocating part of the income from games of chance.
The goal of the school is to contribute to improving the level of information and improving the knowledge of young people about the situation and participation of young people in the security sector. Also, the goal of the school is to build young people's knowledge of the key aspects of the concept of human security, including democratic civilian control; contemporary security threats, such as terrorism and religious extremism, as well as the relationship between the concept of security and the protection of privacy and dignity of the personality.

The school is specifically aimed at: a) Law, political science and journalism students; b) trainees and younger officials employed in state institutions (the Parliament of Montenegro, the Army of Montenegro, the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Agency for the Protection of Personal Data and Free Access to Information); c) young leaders of political parties in Montenegro; and d) young civil society actors.

The lecturers are representatives of state institutions, independent experts and professional military personnel.

The school will be held 5-6. February, at Hotel Palas, in Petrovac. All participants of the school are provided with accommodation in a full-board hotel and transport in both directions.

If you want to attend school, interested candidates can send their biography to e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. no later than January 30, 2018 with the subject "Application for participation in the School of Security".

Number of places is limited.