In this guide, ICNL offers a checklist of principles to consult before embarking on digital policy initiatives, recommendations for OGP commitments that can advance these aims, and examples of positive practices and policies that OGP members are already undertaking.

This Legislative Overview examines the regulation of civil society organizations’ key sources of income and the important legal factors that impact their financial sustainability in Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.

This ICNL Guide explains how states can comply with the FATF Recommendations relevant to the non-profit sector and provides concrete examples of positive practices and strategies.

This ICNL Guide explains how states can comply with the FATF Recommendations relevant to the non-profit sector and provides concrete examples of positive practices and strategies.

This assessment looks at the challenges and threats that Civil Society Organizations will face with the release of Myanmar’s new registration law.

At the request of local CSOs, ICNL prepared recommendations for further improvement of the Draft Resolution, released by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

States across the U.S. have adopted over forty new laws that restrict the right to peaceful assembly. These laws can criminalize and deter constitutionally protected protest activity, undermining our First Amendment rights.

The Myanmar military has a history of viewing civil society as an adversary and seeks to use various forms of oppression and control to keep it in check.

ICNL co-led the administration of a survey of civil partners, to identify key initiatives by donors and civil society to implement the Recommendation.

This study attempts to identify the legislative and procedural obstacles that limit the exercise of migrants and refugees’ civic freedoms in Jordan, particularly the obstacles that prevent them from exercising their freedoms of association, peaceful assembly, public participation, and access to information.