This report (A/HRC/31/66) provides guidance on how applicable international human rights standards may be operationalized in domestic law and practice to ensure greater protection of the rights involved.

Slandering democratic protesters as foreign stooges is a favorite tactic of authoritarian regimes. In this Foreign Policy article, Srdja Popovic offers ideas how to beat it.

Published in 2016, this book-length publication examines 11 countries – both within Europe and elsewhere – and provides comparative perspective on regulation of freedom of assembly in Europe.

In this report from January 2016, the Council of Europe’s Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights examines the situation of civil society in four countries: the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Turkey and Hungary.

This report assesses EU counter-terrorism efforts since 2001 and sets forth a number of relevant recommendations.

This article gives an overview of the regulation of foreign funding for non-governmental organizations in Azerbaijan and aims to help potential donors to better understand the legal framework for grant-making in Azerbaijan.

This paper addresses the Policy for regulation of International Non-governmental Organizations (INGOs) in Pakistan adopted in October 2015.

This 2015 report by the Council of Europe’s committee of experts on cross-border flow of Internet traffic and Internet freedom studies the implications of information telecommunication technologies (ICTs), notably the Internet, regarding the exercise and enjoyment of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association.

ICNL’s initial review of the Kingdom of Cambodia’s draft Trade Union Law (Draft TUL) of November 18, 2015. This analysis focuses solely on the freedoms of association, assembly and expression, and concludes that there are a number of problems with the Draft TUL, including:

This study by the European Center for Not-for-Profit Law was prepared at the request of the Conference of International Non-Governmental Organisations of the Council of Europe.