This briefer examines how new types of technology used by the government to surveil protests can lead to abuse and deter demonstrators from exercising their First Amendment rights. It then outlines how both courts and lawmakers can respond to this threat.

Following a swell of racial justice protests that have taken to the streets, politically charged bills are being introduced across the United States which give immunity to drivers who injure protestors.

Since 2017, ICNL has tracked introduced anti-protest legislation in the United States. This page uses data from ICNL's US Protest Law Tracker to analyze major themes in legislation impacting the freedom of peaceful assembly in the US. Whether it was the struggles of the founding fathers or movements for women’s suffrage and racial justice, the right to protest is critical to ensuring everyone’s voice is heard, and progress is made.

An update on Georgia's Foreign Agents Registration Act since going into effect at the end of May.

These tools help nonprofit organizations in Guatemala understand and meet their legal obligations under the country's current regulatory framework.

These tools help nonprofit organizations in Costa Rica understand and meet their legal obligations under the country's current regulatory framework.

This simple checklist helps nonprofit organizations in Honduras meet their legal obligations under the country's current regulatory framework.

This checklist helps nonprofit organizations in El Salvador meet their legal obligations under the country's current regulatory framework.

This checklist helps nonprofit organizations in Paraguay meet their legal obligations under the country's current regulatory framework.