This ICNL analysis reviews how bilateral investment treaties in the Kyrgyz Repbulic for the protection of the rights and interests of foreign non-profit organizations. The full report is available in Russian.
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Pandemic Governance & Civic Freedoms
Japan stands out among the Asian nations for it’s response to COVID-19 for adeptly utilizing its legal framework without compromising fundamental rights. This ICNL report looks at both successes and areas for improvement in pandemic governance.
Georgia’s Broadcasting Law Amendments
This ICNL and ECNL analysis examines the Georgia Law’s compliance with international law and European standards, focusing on the key problematic provisions of concern to Georgian civil society organizations and media representatives.
Global Study on the Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Civil Society & Civic Space
The Global Study centers the lived experiences for civil society from across the globe operating amidst closing civic space and the widespread misuse of counter-terrorism measures.
Relevant Sources of Law on Article 22 ICCPR
ICNL and ECNL developed a comprehensive report summarizing UN sources of law relating to association, drawing on materials from the Committee, UN Human Rights Council, and UN Special Rapporteurs.
New Regulation on Receipt and Reporting on Foreign Funds by NNOs
On October 4, 2023, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan approved Regulation #527 which sets up a procedure on the registration of foreign grants received by Uzbek non-governmental non-commercial organizations (NNOs) and on the implementation of activities funded under these foreign grants.
FARA’s Double Life Abroad
Around the world, governments are constraining civil society and dissent. A common tactic of these governments is to enact legislation targeting civil society groups that receive international funding.
Review of Georgia’s Law on Assemblies and Manifestations
The Law of Georgia “On Introducing Amendments to the Law ‘On Assemblies and Manifestations'” was adopted on October 5, 2023, and is awaiting the approval of the President.
Breaking Barriers to Multistakeholder Collaboration
The Global Study centers the lived experiences for civil society from across the globe operating amidst closing civic space and the widespread misuse of counter-terrorism measures.
U.N. Counterterrorism Negotiations Begin with Big Questions Unanswered
This Just Security article, co-authored by ICNL Senior Legal Advisor Nicholas Miller, unpacks the UN counterterrorism report, reviewing the achievements and discussing options for how the U.N. can respond to challenges and think about solutions beyond those cited.