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18 November 2022

Respect – for every child

On the occasion of International Day for Tolerance, UNICEF’s young reporters are calling on their peers and all the citizens of Montenegro to respect each other and nurture a culture of dialogue
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24 September 2022

Let's unite in accepting diversity as wealth

Young UNICEF reporters at the forum "Let's nurture a culture of diversity"
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20 June 2022

UNICEF young reporters in the fight against hate speech

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07 May 2022

Young reporters call for the nurturing of a diversity

Visit to the Ethnographic Museum
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31 August 2021

The voices of young people need to be heard in the media

Through media literacy of young people, towards better civic activism in the digital age
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23 April 2021

Corona Party video for the end of the pandemic

Watch an animated video for the song Corona Party by UNICEF Montenegro National Goodwill Ambassador Rambo Amadeus on the occasion of World Immunization Week
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20 August 2021

A secret group of powerful people control the world?

Citizens who believe that a secret group of powerful people control the world are also more likely to believe in coronavirus conspiracy theories
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12 August 2021

Every fifth citizen believes vaccine conspiracy theories

The survey indicates that trust in science, healthcare institutions and professionals is crucial to public health.
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28 July 2021

One-third of the citizens believe that vaccines cause autism

Almost one-third of the citizens of Montenegro believe that vaccines cause autism
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21 July 2021

Who believes in conspiracy theories about the vaccines?

43% of Montenegro’s citizens believe in a global conspiracy theory regarding the concealment of information about the harmful effects of vaccines
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12 July 2021

5G technology does not cause or spread coronavirus

This conspiracy theory is more often believed by those who do not use the internet (47%)
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19 June 2021

30% believe in conspiracy theories about coronavirus

People who have been exposed to a lot of inaccurate information about the coronavirus are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories
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