Udruženje sportskih novinara Crne Gore
Montenegro
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Founded in 1962, Udruženje sportskih novinara Crne Gore is a non-profit association based in Montenegro working on disability, sport for development.
The Sports Journalists Association of Montenegro (Udruženje sportskih novinara Crne Gore), founded in 1962, is an association of sports journalists. It runs public-interest projects in Montenegro, including media-led work on the rights of people with disabilities, tolerance and equality in sport, and sport for health. It also organises student and youth sports tournaments and publishes sports news and coverage. Its projects are supported by government ministries.
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Moć medija u zaštiti lica sa invaliditetom
Disability · Montenegro
Project supported by the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights that trains media and works on protecting the rights of people with disabilities.
Od poštovanja različitosti do etike ravnopravnosti
Human rights · Montenegro
Project aiming to ensure full equality for people with disabilities, supported by the Ministry of Human and Minority Rights.
Sportom do zdravlja
Health · Montenegro
Project promoting health through sport, a follow-up to the earlier project Stop negativnim pojavama u sport.
Sportom do tolerancije
Sport for development · Montenegro
Project on tolerance, combating violence and negative phenomena in sport, supported by the Ministry of Sport and Youth.
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Ministarstvo ljudskih i manjinskih prava Crne Gore, Ministarstvo sporta i mladih Crne Gore
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Health
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Disability, Human rights
Pomozi.me
Poverty & Hunger, Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief +3 more
m!M Humanost
Poverty & Hunger, Community development