From 2020 to 2024, ICNL worked with FORUM-ASIA, Media Defence and over a dozen local civil society organizations to address authoritarian measures enacted throughout the Indo-Pacific region in response to COVID-19.

This three-part Guide, developed by Clifford Chance LLP, is designed to help democratic exiles, with special reference to Russian and Belarusian activists, human rights defenders, and civil society organization (CSO) representatives who consider residing in the Czech Republic.

This practical guide helps civil society organizations in Zimbabwe navigate recent changes to the Private Voluntary Organizations (PVO) Act.

This three-part series highlights recommendations from the International Center for Not-for Profit Law’s (ICNL) Enhancing Digital Civic Space through the OGP Process, focusing on specific policy areas: Promoting Access to an Open and Free Internet, Digital ID, and Addressing Harmful Information Online.

This ICNL brief analyzes key provisions in a proposed amendment to Georgia’s Law on Grants.

ICNL commissioned two studies to examine the relationship between civil society contributions and the SDGs.

There is growing concern about state attorneys general engaging in politically motivated investigations of nonprofit organizations. Attorneys general should enforce the law impartially and not target organizations because they are engaged in lawful speech or conduct with which authorities simply disagree.

ICNL has partnered with Advocacy Assembly to create a free online course focused on digital rights.

This toolkit helps non-governmental organizations in Tanzania understand and comply with legal obligations related to registration, permits, reporting, access to funding and financial incentives.

Guaranteeing fundamental rights in the digital environment is currently a crucial challenge for societies. In the Central American Subregion, the situation is particularly complex.