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Nigeria Philanthropy Law

Although Nigeria does not have a formal philanthropic sector and can boast of only a few well-known philanthropists, giving is an important pillar of society.

U.S. Current Trend: University Restrictions

U.S. university campuses have long been associated with student protests and free expression. In recent years, there has been a revitalization of this tradition with many campuses seeing a surge in student demonstrations.

U.S. Current Trend: Collective Liability

In the United States, collective liability is increasingly applied in the context of demonstrations. This trend can lead to results that are unjust to protesters or organizations charged on such grounds.

Metadata for SDG Goal Indicator 16.10.1 as of June 2018

This document comprehensively defines the indicator for the “protect fundamental freedoms” component of SDG 16.10 (16.10.1 Number of verified cases of killing, kidnapping, enforced disappearance, arbitrary detention and torture of journalists, associated media personnel, trade unionists and human rights advocates in the previous 12 months).

Blurred Lines and Tough Choices

This assessment, produced by ICNL in 2018, presents Jamaica’s laws – or lack thereof – that impact civil society organizations and social enterprises within a framework of international legal standards and comparative practice.

Effective Donor Responses

Civil society and the ability to exercise the core civic space freedoms – the freedoms of association, expression, and peaceful assembly – have been under threat for many years. 

Blue Sky IV: Clouds Dispersing?

This 2018 report, part of a series published by the Global Center on Cooperative Security, assesses the UN’s counterterrorism efforts play in countering terrorism and makes recommendations for improvements, including the need for more extensive and regular engagement with civil society.

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