Georgia lifts most of COVID-19 measures, but civic freedom violations still remain a concern
A new report analyses undue restrictions of freedom of assembly and expression between March-May 2021.
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EU: counter-terrorism laws must comply with human rights obligations
More effort is needed to ensure that the EU Directive on Combating Terrorism is implemented in accordance with human rights law obligations.
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Time for a course correction on counterterrorism and civic space
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.
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Partnership in non-profit risk assessments for terrorism financing purposes is possible: North Macedonia leads the way.
Sharing good practices of collaboration between governments, non-profits and banks in AML/CFT processes.
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Call for applications
ECNL is seeking an expert on digital fundraising.
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Are we nurturing civil society in Europe – or merely keeping the boat afloat?
Blog on civic space restrictions we see across Europe, the drivers behind them and what the EU should do to ensure that its citizens can fully enjoy their fundamental freedoms.
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Public participation in crisis response
Analysis of international standards, challenges and good practices of public participation in times of crisis and beyond.
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Public participation since COVID-19: how it is going and how to move forward
Systematic participation, which includes vulnerable and marginalized groups, helps build proportionate and effective responses also in crisis situations.
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Tax benefits stimulating philanthropy
How can governments in Europe motivate private donors to fund purposes that benefit the society as a whole?
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