ICNL has partnered with Advocacy Assembly to create a free online course focused on digital rights.

This Brief highlights the key novelties in the law that affect subjects of SE and touches on the additional legal reforms necessary to make the Law on SE fully implementable and impactful.

ICNL helps civil society organizations operating in exile to navigate and comply with legal obligations in their countries of refuge so they can continue to pursue their missions.

As technology becomes more embedded
in our daily lives, the amount of personally identifiable data – including our names, addresses, birthdates, and identification numbers – that we share has increased exponentially.

ICNL tracks legislative proposals that would limit the right to protest in the US, alerts partners about these initiatives, and provides nonpartisan analysis of legal issues affecting the freedom of assembly.

As governments continue to restrict civic space, ICNL remains committed to building the resilience of civil society groups and safeguarding their right to access resources.

Guaranteeing fundamental rights in the digital environment is currently a crucial challenge for societies. In the Central American Subregion, the situation is particularly complex.

The Secretary of State’s Human Rights Defender Award recognizes Aida Dzhumanazarova for demonstrating leadership and courage promoting human rights and fundamental freedoms around the world.

The purpose of this handbook is to provide an overview of the Cyber Security Act 2023 and its key provisions, as well as its application.

ICNL’s manual addresses the right of various types of Kyrgyz CSOs to carry out entrepreneurial activity while also providing practical information.