The Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM) and the Center for Democratic Transition (CDT) presented to interested non-governmental organizations a call for project proposals under the Small Grants Program with the aim of contributing to the establishment of the…
The Center for Democracy and Human Rights held a press conference today, December 15 at 12 noon, where the results of the “Ethnic Distance” research, which was supported by the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights and the Hanns Seidel…
The Center for Democracy and Human Rights and the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Montenegro organized the conference “Police in the protection of human rights and freedoms of citizens” on December 7 in Podgorica at the Hilton…
The Center for Democracy and Human Rights, with the support of the Embassy of Italy in Montenegro, organized a panel discussion entitled EU INTEGRATION – Back on track?. The panel is part of the project Vox populi – It concerns…
Center for Democratic Transition (CDT), Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM), Montenegrin Lawyers’ Association (UPCG) and Centre for Civic Education (CCE) strongly condemn Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine, which is being carried out with the brutal violation of international…
The project “Political and Civic Participation of Young People” was created based one of the six key priorities defined in the current Strategy for Young People – Young active citizens involved in, motivated for, proactive, and participating in the decision-making…
Over half of Montenegro’s population are women, all while their participation in political and public life is almost negligible. The regressive trend of participation of women and persons of different gender and gender identities, as well as marginalized persons in…
The progress made in the field of protection of minority peoples and other minority national communities in the normative sense has been recognized through a number of national and international reports, as well as through CEDEM conducted research. Despite the…
In recent years, Montenegro has faced a visible trend of an increasing presence of hate speech. During 2020, freedom of expression was threatened by the authorities in connection with the COVID-19 crisis and election campaigns. Namely, a number of steps…