On October 4, 2023, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan approved Regulation #527 which sets up a procedure on the registration of foreign grants received by Uzbek non-governmental non-commercial organizations (NNOs) and on the implementation of activities funded under these foreign grants.

Around the world, governments are constraining civil society and dissent. A common tactic of these governments is to enact legislation targeting civil society groups that receive international funding.

This report, written by Noshir H. Dadrawala for ICNL’s India nonprofit law reform workshops in December 2018, provides a detailed analysis of the regulation of nonprofit organizations in India.

The Law of Georgia “On Introducing Amendments to the Law ‘On Assemblies and Manifestations'” was adopted on October 5, 2023, and is awaiting the approval of the President.

In this ICNL-supported analysis, Spring Archive and ND-Burma worked together to document civic freedom and human rights violations committed by the Myanmar military since the 2021 coup.

In this guide, ICNL offers a checklist of principles to consult before embarking on digital policy initiatives, recommendations for OGP commitments that can advance these aims, and examples of positive practices and policies that OGP members are already undertaking.

This ICNL Guide explains how states can comply with the FATF Recommendations relevant to the non-profit sector and provides concrete examples of positive practices and strategies.

This assessment looks at the challenges and threats that Civil Society Organizations will face with the release of Myanmar’s new registration law.

At the request of local CSOs, ICNL prepared recommendations for further improvement of the Draft Resolution, released by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

States across the U.S. have adopted over forty new laws that restrict the right to peaceful assembly. These laws can criminalize and deter constitutionally protected protest activity, undermining our First Amendment rights.