Global Trends in NGO Law: Freedom of Assembly
ICNL's latest issue of Global Trends in NGO Law addresses laws that restrict the freedom of citizens and groups to exercise their right to assemble peacefully.
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Extended deadline: research fellowships to support an enabling legal framework for civil society
The programme is designed to provide opportunities to engage practitioners and scholars to advance the legal environment for civil society.
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Elements for Successful CSO Law Reform Initiatives
Success in legal reform can and does occur. This paper shows the key elements of it.
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Who deserves public trust?
Study and proposal for the reform of the Act on public benefit organisations in Hungary.
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Civil Society welcomes Maina Kiai as UNHRC Special Rapporteur on freedom of assembly and association
At a time when the rights to freedom of assembly and association are increasingly under threat around the world, Mr. Kiai’s mandate is of the highest importance.
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Conferences on public financing of NGOs in Novi Sad
ECNL was one of key presenters at the conference and focused on regional and international best practices with regard to public financing of NGOs.
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Roundtable on the Third Financial Regulation Review in the European Parliament
ECNL raised key points regarding the sustainability of EU-funded grants.
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The Serbian government appoints the first head of the Government's Office for Collaboration with NGO
ECNL helped the process of establishing the Office.
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ICNL's Global Trends in NGO Law feature enabling law reform strategies
The issue looks at the types of restrictions that are increasingly imposed on NGO activities and examined restraints on global philanthropy and NGO participation in public policy debates.
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