Overview dedicated to legislation and implementation practices relating to online consultations on legislation between governments and civil society.

This ICNL analysis examines the impact of anti-money laundering and counterterrorism financing on the nonprofit sector in the Middle East and North Africa.

This ICNL report examines the issue of how terrorism financing laws impact the nonprofit sector in Tunisia.

CivicSpace.Tech was created as an interactive resource to help civil society organizations and development workers navigate emerging digital technologies.

The International Center for Not-for-profit Law (ICNL) remains deeply concerned about the continued detention of Nicholas Opiyo, the executive director of Chapter Four Uganda, on allegations of money laundering.

Responding to Covid-19, ICNLand partners tracked the impact of government responses, analyzed trends, informed the public, and supported partners.

ICNL partnered with the Global Digital Policy Incubator (GDPi) at Stanford University to host the first-ever Tech Camp for civic space defenders.

ICNL and the East Africa Civil Society Organizations’ Forum (EACSOF), joined local partners to launch the Protection of Civic Space in East Africa Platform.

ICNL organized the International Workshop on Teaching Nonprofit Law to address civic space issues and education in Central Asia.

This year, the UN Human Rights Committee issued General Comment No. 37 to provide guidance on the right to peaceful assembly onland and online. ICNL, alongside ECNL, provided key assistance by acting as both a source of expertise and a link to civil society.