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THE COUNTRY: HUMAN RIGHTS Work in the name of citizens The Council for the Civic Control of Work of the Police is a collective body specialized for the police, which, in the name of citizens, monitors and improves police practices related to the respect of human rights and the implementation of the police authorities. Work of the Council for the Civic Control of Work of the Police in 2015 and the first four months of 2016 Cases transferred in the next year 0 16 Recommendations for improvement of implementation of police authorities 2 20 Stopped acting 0 4 Determined unprofessional acting of police officers 17 48 Baseless complaint 9 30 Number of cases 34 116 2015 2016 (January - April) A police force with integrity means a service that is free of any form of corruption or violation. Since its establishment, the Council has tried to promote the brand new police culture. That is the culture of high commitment to the job and duties of policing, a culture of respect for all regulations defining police affairs. That is a culture in which there is no protection of police officers who are not worthy of the police profession, and a culture that doesn’t tolerate unlawfulness and violations within the police. Promotion and “celebration of the country” are good to use to emphasize the development of a new police culture on which democratic and public bodies dealing with investigations may count. 13
10 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE - INSIGHT VIEW STATUS OF LGBT POPULATION Guaranteed freedom only with the police protection At the moment of renewal of national independence, homosexuality in Montenegro was used for the social criminalization, pursuit, and discrediting of political opponents. There is a large number of examples of blackmail stopping and redirecting promising professional careers. Criminal and legal investigation, especially investigation of persons in the security sector, has yet to occur, despite the fact that independent Montenegro has adopted European values and is on a serious road to the EU and NATO membership. Since its independence, Montenegro has developed a visible LGBT community. The truth is that it is far from being an organized and stable group, equipped to advocate overall interests constructively and in a serious manner. However, the fact is that it exists and acts in that manner. Compared to the general population, LGBT organizations register the highest confidence in society. And really, LGBT organizations, jointly with media, are the only groups that are active and devotedly work towards the social acceptance of LGBT persons. However, disunion is evident, and hatred and a number of obstructions have become evident among LGBT leaders and activists. The first publicly declared representative of the LGBT community, Zdravko Cimbaljević, left the country because of a lack of adequate protection after organizing the first pride parade. Because he received death threats and his lack of security and legal protection, Canada granted him political asylum. Photo: www.vijesti.me 2.000 policemen protected the first pride in Podgorica 14
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