Montenegro is defined by the Constitution as a civil, democratic, environmental and social justice state, based on the rule of law. Affirmation of the principle of equality before the law, as one of the fundamental postulates of the rule of law and the rule of law, is the primary task of the Department of the Rule of Law.
CEDEM is the first non-governmental organization in Montenegro to organize seminars on international and legal standards of the European Union. From 1999 until today, over 900 lawyers, judges, prosecutors and other civil servants have participated in our training programs. The Rule of Law Department prepares draft laws and proposals for amendments to the law; organizes round tables and seminars for representatives of judicial bodies; monitors court proceedings; prepares, publishes and distributes professional publications, which has the ultimate goal of promoting a responsible, professional, efficient and transparent judiciary in Montenegro.
Social inclusion is a process that enables those at risk of poverty and social exclusion to have the opportunity and resources needed to participate fully in economic, social and cultural life, but also to achieve living standards and well-being that are considered acceptable in society. in which they live. Social inclusion ensures greater participation of citizens in decision-making, which affects their lives and the realization of basic rights.
In October 2011, CEDEM was selected as the National Partner of the Open Society Institute (OSI) in Budapest, for the implementation of the PGF Montenegro project, which aims to strengthen the capacity of Roma NGOs and RAE community members to write project proposals and manage project cycle, with special emphasis on projects funded by the European Union. Also, the project of inclusion of RAE population at the local level is being prepared, which will be implemented in three Montenegrin municipalities. The aim of this project is to improve the economic situation and living conditions for the target population, through active employment and improving infrastructure capacity in Roma settlements.
CEDEM is the first non-governmental organization in Montenegro to organize seminars on international and legal standards of the European Union. From 1999 until today, over 900 lawyers, judges, prosecutors and other civil servants have participated in our training programs. The Rule of Law Department prepares draft laws and proposals for amendments to the law; organizes round tables and seminars for representatives of judicial bodies; monitors court proceedings; prepares, publishes and distributes professional publications, which has the ultimate goal of promoting a responsible, professional, efficient and transparent judiciary in Montenegro.
CEDEM and the NGO RUŽA from Berane organized a round table today on the occasion of closing the project with Social Inclusion to Equal Opportunities
CEDEM is ranked among the 10 leading think-tank organizations from Central and Eastern Europe in a study conducted within the Think-Tanks and Civil Society Program
The third edition of the Bulletin of the School of Democratic Leadership published the text “Montenegro must create sustainable mechanisms for the reception of asylum
The Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM) is in cooperation with the AIRE Center in London and the Center for Education of Judicial Officers
Nenad Koprivica, Executive Director of CEDEM, Miloš Bešić, Chief Methodologist of CEDEM and Kevin Tasker, member of CEDEM’s research team, attended the regional meeting in
In front of you is the text “Protection of whistleblowers in the Montenegrin police”, authored by Jenita Brcvak, a contributor to CEDEM programs. This work
Nenad Koprivica, MA, Executive Director of CEDEM, participated in the third international conference: Development of human resources and skills in the Danube region, held on
Polish Institute for International Relations, Visegrad Fund and partners in Montenegro: Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM), Institute of Alternatives (IA) and Center for
CDT, CEDEM and the Roma organization “Phiren Amenca” have submitted an initiative to the Constitutional Court to review the constitutionality of the provisions of the
Montenegro’s report on the implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights was discussed at the 112th session of the Human Rights Committee,
The Human Rights Action today presented an alternative report submitted by 14 Montenegrin NGOs to the United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
CEDEM, together with other NGOs that organize seminars and trainings of various target groups within their non-formal education programs, participates in the event – XIII
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