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Any policy or legal debate must begin with, and continuously center, human rights and the particular risks to marginalised communities.

There is a critical need for UN Member States and Secretary-General to use new UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy to develop an independent oversight mechanism to assess and mitigate harm from counterterrorism measures.

Short update on what the most important improvements and remaining concerns are in the revised draft.

ECNL and partners organised an event to enrich the discussions during the second United Nations Counter-Terrorism Week.

The Conference will be a success only if all European citizens are included as equal partners in the dialogue.

A new report analyses undue restrictions of freedom of assembly and expression between March-May 2021.

More effort is needed to ensure that the EU Directive on Combating Terrorism is implemented in accordance with human rights law obligations.

ECNL's article in Just Security on why the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy is a crucial opportunity to correct course and speak up for greater inclusion of civil society in UN policymaking.

Sharing good practices of collaboration between governments, non-profits and banks in AML/CFT processes.