Montenegro

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Montenegro, August - September 2017 - Within the #ENDviolence campaign, all over Montenegro, living statues break the silence on violence against children without any words. During August and September 2017, citizens of many Montenegrin municipalities will have opportunities to bump into these living statues, learn about the recently launched SOS parents’ line, think about the best parenting practices and support the #EndViolence campaign on social media.

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Crna Gora, Avgust – Septembar 2017 – U okviru kampanje #ZAUSTAVIMOnasilje, širom Crne Gore, žive statue bez riječi prekidaju tišinu o nasilju nad djecom.

New UNICEF Representative

PODGORICA, 28 JULY 2017 – Osama Makkawi Khogali today begins his tenure as UNICEF’s third Representative to Montenegro since the country regained independence in 2006. Mr. Khogali brings 25 years of international experience. Before coming to Montenegro, Mr. Khogali was UNICEF Representative for Oman Country Office, Deputy Representative for UNICEF in Iraq, Regional Emergency Specialist for UNICEF Middle East & North Africa Regional Office and Principal Emergency Coordinator for UNICEF in Pakistan.

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PODGORICA, 28. jul 2017. godine – Osama Makavi Kogali danas počinje svoj mandat kao treći šef predstavništva UNICEF-a u Crnoj Gori od obnove nezavisnosti 2006. godine. Kogali ima 25 godina međunarodnog iskustva u UNICEF-u.

It's about ability

PODGORICA, 1 June 2017 – What does every child want? The chance to kick a ball, to throw it well, to share that success with family members. What does every child with intellectual disabilities want? The exact same thing. This is the motto of the Young Athletes Program organized by the Special Olympics throughout the world for children with and without disabilities aged between two and seven.

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PODGORICA, 1. JUN 2017. – Šta svako dijete želi? Šansu da šutne loptu, da je baci daleko i da taj uspjeh podijeli sa najbližima. Šta svako dijete sa intelektualnim smetnjama u razvoju želi? Upravo isto to.

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BERANE, 25 May 2017 – Parents of children with disabilities are unsung heroes, facing endless hurdles every single day. Psychological support means a lot to them just like to other parents as well. "I think that people are closed up. Sometimes they are more comfortable with a false hope than the cruel truth. I believe that people need to face the truth regardless of how it may look to them in order to be able to help the child", points out Sava Laban, mother of a 14-year-old child growing up with cerebral palsy.

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BERANE 25. MAJ 2017. – Roditelji djece sa smetnjama u razvoju su neopjevani heroji koji se svakodnevno suočavaju sa bezbrojnim preprekama. Kao i drugim roditeljima, značajna im je psihološka podrška.

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TIVAT, 17 May 2017 – UNICEF research conducted last year shows that 1 in 2 parents in Montenegro justify corporal punishment. What are the real effects of such violent methods? This was the central question of the public talk held in Tivat, another municipality which joined the End Violence campaign. Dejana Rudović from the NGO “Association of Psychologists” explains that some parents try hard to defend the “right” to hit their children, often forgetting the consequences of physical punishment.

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TIVAT, 17. MAJ 2017. - Svaki drugi roditelj u Crnoj Gori opravdava fizičko nasilje , pokazuje UNICEF-ovo istraživanje koje je sprovedeno prošle godine. A koji su stvarni efekti ove vaspitne metode? Ovo je bilo centralno pitanje javnog razgovora koji je održan u Tivtu, još jednoj opštini koja se pridužila kampanji "Zaustavimo nasilje".

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PODGORICA, 10 May 2017 – Podgorica is the 14th municipality in Montenegro to have hosted a public talk about the relationship between parents and children as part of the campaign “End Violence” implemented by the Government of Montenegro and UNICEF, with the support of the EU and the Telenor Foundation. The aim is to encourage local communities through these public talks to recognize and develop the necessary services to support positive parenting.

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PODGORICA, 10. MAJ, 2017. - Podgorica je 14. opština u Crnoj Gori koja je u okviru kampanje Zaustavimo nasilje bila domaćin javnog razgovora na temu odnosa roditelja i djece.

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PLJEVLJA, 27 April 2017 – By organizing a public talk on the relationship between children and parents, Municipality of Pljevlja, like many others all over the country, joined the “End Violence” campaign. Research conducted last year by UNICEF reveals that Montenegro has a high degree of tolerance for violence against children.

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PLJEVLJA, 27. APRIL 2017. - Organizovanjem javnog razgovora o odnosu roditelja i djece, kampanji "Zaustavimo nasilje" pridružila se i Opština Pljevlja.

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NIKŠIĆ, 19 April 2017 – Nikšić is another municipality to have joined the “End Violence” campaign initiated by the Government of Montenegro and UNICEF with a view to promoting and spreading positive parenting practices. The public discussion organized in Nikšić, in cooperation with the municipality and with the support from the EU and Telenor Foundation, was an opportunity to remind of the results of the research conducted by UNICEF in late 2016.

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NIKŠIĆ, 19. APRIL 2017. - Nikšić je još jedna opština koja se pridružila kampanji Vlade Crne Gore i UNICEF-a "Zaustavimo nasilje", koja ima za cilj širenje praksi pozitivnog roditeljstva.

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BIJELO POLJE, 10 April 2017 - “Spanking is not violence, it is more of a joke”. This is what a parent from Bijelo Polje said during the research on violence against children in Montenegro. The research, published in February 2017, indicates that there is a high level of tolerance to violence against children in the Montenegrin society.

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BIJELO POLJE, 10. APRIL 2017. - “Udarac po guzi nije nasilje, to je više šala”. Ovo su riječi jednog roditelja iz Bijelog Polja tokom istraživanja na temu nasilja nad djecom u Crnoj Gori.

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BERANE, 10 April 2017 – According to the UNICEF survey conducted in late 2016, one in two Montenegrin citizens believe that physical punishment of children is acceptable and that shouting at children is not violence. Such a high degree of tolerance to violence prompted the organization of public talks with parents and professionals in all Montenegrin municipalities within the End Violence campaign, initiated by UNICEF and the Government of Montenegro with support from the EU and Telenor Foundation.

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BERANE, 10. APRIL 2017. - Svaki drugi građanin u Crnoj Gori smatra da je fizičko kažnjavanje djece prihvatljivo, a da vikanje na djecu nije nasilje, pokazuje istraživanje UNICEF-a sprovedeno krajem 2016. godine.