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The document, prepared by Hungarian civil society organisations (CSOs), discusses recent legislative changes affecting the organisation of Pride events in Hungary. It notes potential implications…Show details

For a country with a strong tradition of respecting freedom of association and assembly, according to one participant, the Netherlands’ Public Assemblies Act contained provisions that did not meet…Show details

Participants considered that there were no unjust restrictions that would limit the freedom of assembly or activity of CSOs in Estonia. Participants explained that the Estonian CSO community was…Show details

Participants considered that Belgium generally had high levels of protection for human rights, freedom of association and respect for civic space. They highlighted the fundamental role of CSOs in…Show details

Ahead of the EU elections, the European Civic Forum published its Civic Space Report 2024. The report finds that overall, civic freedoms have deteriorated in Europe during the last five years.…Show details

Statement by Amnesty International Netherlands summarizing their main concerns regarding the right to protest.

European Civic Forum (ECF) is a pan-European network of nearly 100 associations and NGOs across 29 European countries: big federations of associations, national platforms uniting hundreds of…Show details

This is Liberties' fourth annual report on the state of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights across the EU. The report covers 18 EU countries and is the most in depth analysis of its…Show details

Participants expressed the view that COVID-19 presented a challenge to the activities of organised civil society, as remote meetings had become the only option.

This is Liberties’ third annual report on the state of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights across the EU. The report covers 17 EU countries and is the most in depth analysis of its…Show details