This interactive tool, a companion piece to our China Philanthropy Law report, helps users visualize the Chinese civil society sector.
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FAQ: China’s Overseas NGO Law
The Law on Administration of Activities of Overseas Nongovernmental Organizations in Mainland China is the first comprehensive law regulating the activities of all overseas NGOs in the People’s Republic of China.
FAQ: China’s 2016 Charity Law
The 2016 Charity Law is the first law to regulate domestic charitable organizations and their activities in the People’s Republic of China.
UN Special Rapporteur report on the human rights challenges of states of emergency in the context of countering terrorism
UN Special Rapporteur Fionnuala Ní Aoláin’s 2018 report to the Human Rights Council, which analyzes international law pertaining to state use of emergency measures and its impact on human rights.
Understanding the Drivers of De-Risking and the Impact on Civil Society Organizations
This report by the European Center for Not-for-Profit Law and the Human Security Collective addresses how bank de-risking and financial access issues – inordinate delays in cash transfers, onerous due-diligence requirements, inability to open bank accounts and arbitrary closure of bank accounts – affects CSOs.
Reinforcing Marginalization
Civil society advocates have helped propel the global response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Workshop Report: Closing Space for Civil Society and Media in East Africa
The East Africa region is vibrant with civic activity driven by diverse civil society formations. However, the region has not been spared from the closing civic space phenomenon that increasingly restricts people’s rights to freedom of peaceful assembly, of association and of expression in many countries across the globe.
Legal and Regulatory Challenges Facing Civil Society Organizations in the United States
This briefing, released in February 2018, explores how select recent changes, or proposed changes, in laws or regulations in the United States affect domestic civil society organizations (CSOs), international CSOs working inside the U.S., and U.S. CSOs working internationally.
Globalization Without a Safety Net
In this article in the Minnesota Law Review, Lloyd H. Mayer explores restrictions on cross-border funding of nonprofits and the possibility of using international investment treaties to protect such funding.
How Can Civil Society Effectively Engage in Counter-Terrorism Processes?
This paper from ECNL and Human Security Collective provides entry points for CSOs wishing to engage in the Financial Action Task Force country evaluation process.
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