ICNL outlines seven key concerns with Thailand’s proposed act on associations and foundations and the controlling approach to the non-profit section which threatens to violate numerous aspects of international law.

In recent years, civil society organizations (CSOs) in Moldova have witnessed several improvements to the legal environment. However, CSOs are still hindered by their reliance on foreign funding, which limits their financial sustainability.

This Brief provides an overview of the changes to the Implementing Regulation, specifically regarding the requirements for completing the Financial Declaration.

The goal of this Toolkit is to provide National Human Rights Institutes (NHRIs) in Africa with practical information that will assist them to better document, analyze, and report on digital rights topics in their countries.

Although India achieved a high level of technical compliance overall, FATF notes that India needs to better comply with FATF Recommendation 8 on non-profit organizations (NPOs).

This analysis reviews the Implementing Regulations to the Law on Foreign Representatives, adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic.

This overview provides interpretations and analysis of the requirements in the Regulation to help NNLEs better understand the requirements.

This report draws on a first of its kind ICNL database of state domestic terrorism statutes to warn about the chilling impact these laws can have for U.S. civil society.

On August 21, 2024, the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) and FORUM-ASIA, with logistical support from the Asia Centre, convened a one-day workshop exploring governance practices during public emergencies.

This report explores the response to the Covid-19 pandemic in Aotearoa New Zea­land – balancing of rights and general protection of civic freedoms.