Representatives of 61 non-governmental organizations and 14 individuals sent the Prime Minister, Milojko Spajić, an initiative for Montenegro to sponsor the UN Resolution on the genocide in Srebrenica.

The Bosniak Council, the Bosniak Party, and the Liberal Party supported the initiative.

More details are available here.

Initial signatories:

1. Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group, BiEPAG, Jovana Marović
2. Dina Bajramspahić, civil activist
3. Human Rights Action, Tea Gorjanc Prelević
4. Active Zone, Miloš Marković
5. Association “Štrpci – Against Forgetting”, Demir Ličina
6. Center for democratic transition, Milica Kovačević
7. Center for Investigative Journalism of Montenegro, Milka Tadić Mijović
8. Centre for Civic Education, Daliborka Uljarević
9. Centre for Development of Non – Non-Governmental Organisations, Zorana Marković
10. Juventas, Ivana Vujović
11. Media Institute Montenegro, Olivera Nikolić
12. Montenegrin Committee of Lawyers for Human Rights, Velija Murić
13. Prima, Aida Perović
14. Spectra, Jovan Ulićević
15. The Center for Women’s and Peace Education ANIMA, Ljupka Kovačević
16. Women’s Rights Center, Maja Raičević

Additional signatories:

1. Agora Femina, Maja Bogojević
2. Aleksandar Saša Zeković, independent councilor in the Assembly of the Capital City of Podgorica
3. Association of Lawyers of Montenegro, Branislav Radulović
4. Association of Youth with Disabilities of Montenegro (AYDM), Marina Vujačić
5. Association of LBTQ women “Stana”, Ana Dedivanović
6. Bona fidae, Pljevlja, Sabina Talović
7. Breathe, Maja Gardašević
8. Bridge of Culture, Podgorica
9. Center for Affirmation of the Roma–Egyptian Population (CAREP), Nardi Ahmetović
10. Center for Civil Liberties, Marija Popović Kalezić
11. Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM), Nevenka Vuksanović
12. Center for Multimedia Production
13. Centre for Monitoring and Research– (CeMI), Zlatko Vujović
14. Civic Alliance, Milan Radović
15. Civil Initiative “21st May”
16. Dalibor Tomović, lawyer
17. Development Vranj, Tuzi
18. Don Bosko center
19. Edin Smailović, historian
20. Eduko plus, Almedina Dodić
21. ERA –LGBTI Equal Rights Association for Western Balkans and Turkey, Danijel Kalezić
22. Polygon for Women’s Excellence – Sofia, Rebeka Čilović
23. Gradionica, Goran Janković
24. Heart Rožaje, Dušan Rakočević
25. History Teachers Association of Montenegro, HIPMONT, Miloš Vukanović
26. Husein Paša, Pljevlja, Denijal Geljić
27. Ikre, Rožaje, Velida Hodžić
28. Initiative for Regional Cooperation, Montenegro (IGMAN Initiative),  Andro Martinović
29. Institute for Gender Equality ‘Dulcinea’, Ulcinj, Hatixha Gjoni
30. IPO Crna Gora, Momčilo Šćekić
31. Jasna Tatar Anđelić, professor at the University of Montenegro
32. Komunica NG, Podgorica, Vladimir Nikaljević
33. Local Democracy Agency, Kerim Međedović
34. Miodrag Iličković, retired judge of the Constitutional Court of Montenegro
35. Mladen Zadrima, journalist
36. Monitoring Group Ulcinj – Mogul, Xhemal Peroviq
37. Montenegrin LGBTIQ association Queer Montenegro,  Staša Bistrica
38. Montenegrin PEN Center
39. Montenegrin Philological Society
40. Montenegrin Helsinki Committee, Miodrag Vlahović
41. Montenegrin Women’s Lobby, Aida Petrović
42. Mrav, Rožaje, Munevera Sutović
43. Municipal Association of Multiple Sclerosis Bijelo Polje, Lidija Guberinić
44. New Horizon, Ulcinj, Nazif Velić
45. Punta institut, Ulcinj, Admir Gjoni
46. SOS Nikšić, Nataša Međedović
47. SOS Rožaje, Raza Nurković
48. Student organization, Adamas
49. System, Neda Radović
50. The First Women’s Ecological Movement in Montenegro – Ecopatriotism
51. Ulcinj Info, Mustafa Canka
52. Varja Đukić, actress
53. Veselin Radulović, lawyer
54. Women’s Safe House, Budislavka Mira Saveljić
55. Youth Initiative for Human Rights (YIHR), Edina Hasanaga Čobaj
56. Zenepa Lika, civil activist
57. Olivera Komar, Ph.D.
58. Tanja Pavićević, journalist and civic activist
59. Milena Perović, journalist