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The University of Nicosia acts as the main contractor for the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) in Cyprus for the FRANET project. This report is the country-specific Report for Cyprus and it…Show details

Submission by five Hungarian NGOs to the UN Universal Periodical Review on shrinking civil space in Hungary (March 2021):
Ökotárs – Hungarian Environmental Partnership Foundation
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Civil society representatives agreed that freedom of assembly was well protected in Czech law. One representative referred to the "Million Moments for Democracy" movement

This blog published by the European Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ECNL) in May 2021 gives an overview of civic space restrictions…Show details

Freedom of association and freedom of assembly were guaranteed by the German Constitution. Nevertheless, the authorities underlined that both freedoms could be limited by law.

ENNHRI (the European Network of National Human Rights Institutions) published in June 2020 its first annual report on the state of the rule of law in Europe. Based on the perspectives of National…Show details

ENNHRI (the European Network of National Human Rights Institutions) published in July 2021 its second annual report on the state of the rule of law in Europe. Based on the perspectives of National…Show details

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) published in June a report entitled "Human Rights in a Pandemic", which provides analysis based on over a year monitoring the…Show details

CSO representatives agreed that the overall environment for CSOs in Denmark was good. Many people in Denmark took part in civil society activities, although the trend was for these activities to…Show details

The CSOs explained that it sometimes took months to approve assemblies, and that the new “Law on Public Assemblies” favoured “cyclical assemblies” (regular events), such as marches for…Show details