More than 70 percent of Montenegrin citizens believe that corruption is generally or highly present in society. What is even more concerning is the fact that a significant number of respondents express a willingness to engage in corrupt practices themselves, by offering money, gifts, or services in certain situations.This was stated at a press conference organized to present the findings of the Montenegrin Corruptoscope survey, conducted between May and June this year on a representative sample

The Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) invites journalists and investigative reporters to express their interest and submit proposals for investigative stories related to the fight against corruption in education. This activity is part of the project “Blow the Whistle: No Corruption Blind Spots in Montenegro”, supported by the INL Office of the U.S. Embassy in Podgorica.The objective of this activity is to highlight key issues within the existing anti-corruption framework through the publ

We are organizing a roundtable discussion on the Draft Law on the Prevention of Corruption.o  June 3rd, 2025o  10:30 AMo  PR CenterThe event will focus on key innovations in the draft law, as well as the role of institutions and organizations in the fight against corruption.Opening Remarks:Nicole Otallah, Deputy Ambassador – U.S. Embassy in MontenegroSergej Sekulović, State Secretary – Ministry of JusticeZlatko Vujović, President of the Board of Directors – CeMISpea

The Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) invites journalists and investigative reporters to express their interest and submit proposals for investigative stories focused on the fight against corruption, as part of the project “Blow the Whistle: No Corruption Blind Spots in Montenegro,” supported by the INL Office of the U.S. Embassy in Podgorica.The objective of this activity is to shed light on critical issues within the existing anti-corruption system by publishing investigative stories t

CeMI organized the workshop “Chinese Influence in Montenegro: Challenges and Responses” on April 11, 2025, at the PR Center in Podgorica. The aim of the workshop was to identify key issues and map out shortcomings in Montenegro's policy toward China. Additionally, it was expected to lay the groundwork for further work by creating a draft set of guidelines and recommendations regarding the bilateral relationship between Montenegro and China. The workshop was led by Dr. Jovana Marović, former

Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) organized the final meeting of the Civic Council for Free and Fair Elections on March 31, 2025.The Civic Council is an initiative aimed at improving the electoral process in Montenegro, with a special focus on ensuring transparency, upholding democratic standards, and protecting voters' rights.During its work, the Council analyzed the existing electoral legislative framework and identified key areas in need of reform. Throughout previous meetings, member

On 28 March, the Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) organised a one-day workshop titled “Strengthening Gender Equality in State Institutions: Challenges and Implementation” at the Information and Education Centre in Nikšić. The workshop was facilitated by Slavica Striković, an expert in gender equality.The workshop gathered representatives of the Department for Gender Equality, the Centre for Social Work, the Health Centre, as well as representatives of civil society organisations. Throug