Mugoša: Everything that happens in schools is an echo of the value environment and I often talk about it

Mugoša: Everything that happens in schools is an echo of the value environment and I often talk about it
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The President of the European Union's Parliamentary Group, Boris Mugoša, stated that, at his initiative, a parliamentary hearing of the authorities on the topic of peer violence will be held on September 14th. Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate. Everything that happens in schools is an echo of the value-based environment and I often talk about it, said Boris Mugoša, president of the European Union's parliamentary group. Mugoša stated in a statement that, at his initiative, a parliamentary hearing on the topic of peer violence will be held on September 14th. "The Minister of Education, Science and Innovation, the Minister of Justice, the Minister of Social Welfare, Family Care and Demography, the Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms of Montenegro, representatives of the State Audit Office, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Police Administration, the judicial branch of government and the prosecutorial organization have been invited to the relevant consultative hearing," Mugoša said. According to him, twice, also at his initiative, in the past three years, parliamentary hearings of authorities on the topic of peer violence have been held. "I once again requested that this topic be opened in Parliament until the situation in this very problematic area is improved," Mugoša pointed out. He also said that the State Audit Institution, in its published report on the effectiveness of combating peer violence in Montenegro, determined that Montenegro had not established a functional system for monitoring, reporting and assessing the effects of measures to combat peer violence in the period from 2017 to 2025. "The audit shows that peer violence is on the rise, that numerous activities have remained unrealized, and that institutions do not have reliable data on which to measure the results of the implemented measures," he said. See more: Download the app and follow the news FOLLOW US ON

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