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Formal education doesn’t encourage youth activism enough
The youth of Montenegro is not included enough in the decision-making process, formal education does not encourage their activism...
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Turnout in Podgorica until 9am is 7,7%
Based on the data of Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) turnout until 9am on local elections in Podgorica...
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The Fourth Meeting of the Citizens’ Council for Free and Fair Elections held
Today, a fourth session of the Citizens’ Council for Free and Fair Elections, within the project “Let Fair Elections...
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CeMI accredited more than a thousand observers
Representatives of the Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) accredited today, in the State Election Commission, more than a...
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Raise the education level of employees in MEC, SEC and Polling Boards
Employees in the Municipal and State Election Commissions and members of Polling Boards should be educated on the election...
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About the Project
Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) is implementing a project entitled “Let Fair Elections Become a Habit! – Building...
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CeMI created an application for the youth
The Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) developed a mobile and web application dedicated to informing the youth about...
News
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10 per cent of voters in Herceg Novi with foreign residence Tuesday April 13th, 2021
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The election campaign in Niksic was marked with strong tension, pressures and widespread disregard for epidemiological measures Tuesday March 16th, 2021
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81.2% of voters exercised their voting right by 7 PM Sunday March 14th, 2021
Publishing
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The Price of Fight against Corruption
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How to Make Intra-Party Democracy Possible? Institutional Factors and Internal Dynamics of Intra-Party Relations
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Report on Administrative Procedures in the Area of Spatial Planning and Construction
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Patient's rights in Montenegro: Making health care system accountable
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The Anti-Corruption Agency - Are we ready?
