Uganda: NGOs See Their Activities Suspended Amid Post-Electoral Tensions
In Uganda, several human rights NGOs have had their activities suspended and accounts blocked following the presidential election, prompting accusations of government repression.
NGOs Under Fire: This Is How the Narrative Criminalizing the Humanitarian Sector Is Manufactured
The article discusses how right-wing parties and other political and media actors amplify misinformation campaigns to undermine the legitimacy of NGOs and influence international aid.
Babiš Continues to Count on the Creation of a Whip for 'Political' NGOs. Tejc Will Prepare It
Czech politician Andrej Babiš is planning to establish measures against 'political' non-governmental organizations, with preparations being spearheaded by his associate Tejc.
NGOs in DR Congo offer street children skills and hope of a better future
Non-governmental organizations in Kinshasa, DR Congo, are providing street children with vocational training and life skills to help them escape poverty.
The government talks about success, while the drama on the border continues. 'These people have not disappeared'
As the Polish government heralds a decline in asylum applications as a success, NGOs highlight that people still seek refuge despite facing stricter border regulations.
NGOs appeal to the UN to prevent the Brazilian government from sanctioning the Anti-Facção Bill
Human rights NGOs are urging the UN to intervene before the Brazilian government sanctions the controversial Anti-Facção Bill, fearing it undermines judicial guarantees.
The coalition is preparing the position of deputy minister. It is lex Turek, says the opposition
The Czech government coalition plans significant changes to the civil service law, facing criticism from NGOs and the opposition.
In China, these thousands of workers strangled by unpaid wages
In China, thousands of precarious workers are struggling with unpaid wages as they approach the Lunar New Year holiday, with a significant rise in protests noted by NGOs.
Denmark: Supreme Court rejects a complaint from four NGOs against the sale of arms to Israel
The Danish Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit from four NGOs challenging the legality of arms sales to Israel, citing a lack of legal standing.
NGO says 'hundreds killed and wounded' in Kabul drug clinic strike
An NGO reports that a recent strike on a drug clinic in Kabul resulted in hundreds of casualties, including deaths and injuries.
They Already Know What the Law Against NGOs Brings: "Critical Things Have Disappeared"
The article discusses the implications of a new law targeting non-governmental organizations in the Czech Republic.
There is no real problem with NGOs; the government invented one, says former minister Petříček
Former minister Petříček claims that the government has fabricated a problem regarding non-governmental organizations (NGOs), asserting that there is no actual issue.
Efforts to Stop Attack on Iran Requested by 20 NGOs and Civic Groups to the Prime Minister
On December 18, 20 NGOs and civic groups urged Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to take diplomatic efforts to immediately halt attacks on Iran led by the U.S. and Israel.
Millions for NGOs close to Hlas / Coalition fights against 'political NGOs', labor ministry distributes EU funds for organizations affiliated with Hlas
The Slovak Ministry of Labor under Erik Tomáš has distributed nearly 10 million euros in EU funds, with a significant portion going to NGOs associated with the political party Hlas.
Mali: NGOs concerned about the authorities' project to impose a new tax
Malian NGOs express concern over plans by the government to introduce a new 10% tax on their project resources, which they argue could further strain their operations amidst cuts in international aid.
Mali: NGOs worried about the authorities' plan to impose a new tax
Malian NGOs express concern over a proposed tax that could significantly reduce their funding and impact their ability to serve local populations.
Migrants, seizure and records annulled for the NGO. And the State must reimburse Sea Eye
A Sicilian court has annulled the seizure of the Sea Eye 5 vessel and ruled that the Italian State must reimburse the NGO for costs incurred.
Between 12 and 15 political prisoners would be released in Cuba
Human rights NGOs report that between 12 and 15 political prisoners have been released in Cuba as part of a recent government announcement.
Point N: Coalition MPs are Learning from Russia How to Twist the Neck of NGOs
Czech government officials are proposing a registry for NGOs that would impose significant new requirements and penalties, citing Russian practices as inspiration.
That would never pass in the Czech Republic. The comparison with the Russian law on foreign agents is nonsense
The article argues that comparing Czech legal provisions for NGOs to the repressive Russian law on foreign agents is unfounded and misleading, highlighting the differences in democratic freedoms between the two countries.
"Butcher" Klempíř took heat for traditional dress and culture. Senator Hraba vs. Kupka over NGOs
Czech politicians faced criticism for their cultural dress amid budget cuts and disputes regarding the registration of NGOs with foreign ties.
Gedra Does Not Give Up the War Against NGOs / After Failing in Court, Coordinated State Controls and Artificial Intelligence Will Be Deployed
Juraj Gedra, head of the government office, outlined a new strategy for increased state control over NGOs in Slovakia following a court defeat for a coalition amendment aimed at regulating them.
War Escape Leads Guardians to Abandon Pets and Seek Euthanasia in Dubai, NGOs Warn
Animal protection organizations have reported a surge in the abandonment of dogs and cats in Dubai due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, as many expatriates are hastily leaving the country.
Babiš and Rajchl are already cooking the frog. The whole of Czechia is in the pot with NGOs
The article discusses the involvement of Czech political figures Andrej Babiš and Pavel Rajchl in a matter concerning NGOs in Czechia.
Most of the crisis preparedness support goes to municipalities near the Russian border
Estonian Interior Minister Igor Taro has signed a draft regulation allowing NGOs to apply for up to 50,000 euros for crisis preparedness, with a significant portion of the funding allocated to municipalities near the eastern border.
Barking Dogs: Babiš Celebrated Moravec's End and Is Preparing a Whip for NGOs. Is Czechia on the 'Hungarian Path'?
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's comments on the departure of journalist Václav Moravec from Czech Television reflect political tensions in Czechia amid rising concerns about media independence.
A whip is being prepared for NGOs and who is the detained entrepreneur
The article discusses new measures targeting non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Czechia, along with information about a detained entrepreneur.
The coalition is creating a law against Czech NGOs. It involves Babiš's advisor with pro-Russian views
The Czech government coalition is drafting a law requiring NGOs receiving foreign funding to register, which has raised concerns due to the involvement of an advisor with pro-Russian sentiments.
Following the example of Russia: Babiš's advisor drafted a law against NGOs
An advisor to former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has collaborated with Rajchl to draft a law targeting non-governmental organizations, mirroring Russian policies.
Central African Republic: A French NGO employee arrested, accused of "destabilization" for the country
A French employee of a humanitarian NGO was arrested in the Central African Republic, accused of activities aimed at destabilizing the security situation in the region.
Aid organizations fighting to stay in Gaza, unable to get much-needed supplies into city
Aid organizations are struggling to deliver supplies to Gaza due to restrictions imposed by Israel and fears for the safety of their staff.
Patients with disabilities left without equine therapy after decree changes donation to NGOs
Patients with disabilities in Rio Claro, Brazil, have seen their equine therapy sessions halted due to a new decree changing the donation funding process for NGOs.
South Sudan: army gives 72 hours to UN peacekeepers and NGOs to leave the city of Akobo
The South Sudanese army has issued a 72-hour ultimatum for UN peacekeepers and NGOs to vacate Akobo, citing military operations against opposition forces.
Africa: Trump's African Health Strategy Falters
The U.S. America First Global Health Strategy faces scrutiny over its approach to direct health funding in African countries.
Angola: the NGO law worries civil society ahead of general elections
The new NGO law in Angola has raised concerns among civil society as it creates a government-controlled oversight body to monitor NGO activities and funding ahead of the upcoming general elections.
For NGOs, the election campaign takes place behind the scenes - but this time also entirely on the political stage
NGOs are increasingly becoming visibly involved in the political campaign in Denmark, moving from behind-the-scenes efforts to taking center stage.
Over 1 million kg of food per year: how 'Rimi Lietuva' is creating real change with customers
Rimi Lietuva has achieved significant milestones in food sustainability by donating over 1 million kg of food in collaboration with its shoppers and NGOs.
More than 20 NGOs launch letter to pressure candidates on animal protection
Over 20 civil society organizations plan to launch a commitment letter on March 10 to urge candidates for the 2026 elections in Brazil to adopt public animal protection goals.
Aid in the Gaza Strip: New Hurdles for Much Needed Helpers
Doctors Without Borders faces a ban on operating in Palestinian territories while other NGOs experience similar restrictions.
Israel's Supreme Court Suspends Order That Would End Operations of NGOs in Gaza
Israel's Supreme Court has suspended an order that would have forced 37 foreign humanitarian NGOs to cease operations in Gaza and the West Bank.
NGOs ask STF to block works funded by amendments causing deforestation and invasion of indigenous lands
Environmental defense entities request the Brazilian Supreme Court to halt funding for road construction that leads to illegal deforestation and invasion of indigenous territories.
Israel: The Supreme Court Temporarily Allows the Operation of Dozens of NGOs in Gaza
Israel's Supreme Court temporarily blocked the government's decision to shut down dozens of humanitarian NGOs operating in Gaza.
Israel's Supreme Court allows aid groups facing govt ban to keep working in Gaza
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a government ban on 37 foreign aid organizations in Gaza and the West Bank, allowing them to continue their operations while the court reviews the case.
Concerns over humanitarian implications after the departure of international staff from Gaza
Concerns arise over potential humanitarian crises in Gaza following the withdrawal of international personnel after Israel revoked licenses for 37 major humanitarian organizations.
Analysis: Since the Rise of Fico's Government, NGOs Have Lost at Least 16 Million
Non-governmental organizations in Slovakia have lost at least 16 million euros in public funding since the establishment of Robert Fico's fourth government, according to an analysis by the Platform for Democracy and the Open Society Foundation.
The government boasts about cutting funds to NGOs, but lets millions go to party institutes.
The Czech government announces funding cuts to non-governmental organizations while continuing to provide financial support to party-related entities.
NGOs do not see the point in stricter state controls: we already have extensive checks, they tell the government (survey)
Slovak NGOs express concerns over the government's decision to implement stricter controls on their organizations, arguing that existing checks are already sufficient.
Angola: Reject Bill To Restrict Civil Society
The Angolan parliament has passed a bill that would grant the government extensive control over NGOs, prompting Human Rights Watch to urge the president to reject it in favor of international standards.
NGOs appeal to Israeli Supreme Court to maintain operations in Gaza
Dozens of humanitarian groups have submitted a petition to the Israeli Supreme Court seeking permission to continue operations in Gaza amidst new regulations requiring them to disclose the names of their staff.
Less funding for integration courses: Without the language, everything is nothing
The German Interior Minister is planning cuts to funding for language integration courses, sparking concerns from educational institutions and NGOs about the negative impact on foreign integration and workforce qualification.