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Keeping Guns Away from Protests in the US

Armed individuals intimidate and discourage people from exercising their rights to speech and assembly, and they have interfered with basic democratic processes like voting and lawmaking. They also pose a very real threat to public safety. This briefer discusses reasonable and constitutionally-sound regulatory options at the federal, state, and local level to keep guns away from protests.

Natural Resources Governance in the Philippines

Bantay Kita, an organization in the Philippines, has been a leader in developing inputs on civic space for submission as part of EITI validation. In this report, provided to the EITI Secretariat during the Philippines’ 2020 validation, Bantay Kita draws on EITI guidance and extensive field research to describe how restrictions on civic freedoms have undermined civil society engagement in the EITI process.

Good Governance and Civic Space

Understanding the essence and practical value of human rights helps citizens enjoy and assert their rights when these rights are violated and better manage their lives by efficiently addressing personal problems and achieving public benefit goals. This sourcebook contains key materials on human rights supporting civic space, good governance, and equality between women and men.

Civic Engagement and Lawmaking in the Kyrgyz Republic

These guidelines are intended to become an information resource for representatives of civil society organizations and citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic who want to participate in the legislative reforms more actively and help the government adopt better laws and regulations.

Climate and Terrorism at the UN Security Council

This Just Security article provides a warning of the securitization of the climate crisis and links to terrorism, while offering recommendations on protecting climate defenders from the effects of counterterrorism measures.