- Article written by Dominika Spyratou from Common Ground. During the first lockdown, from 23 March - 4 May 2020, restrictions on assembly prevented people in Greece from gathering in…
Liberties report by Linda Ravo & Jascha Galaski, published on 09 March 2021, available here. Authoritarians in Hungary, Poland and Slovenia abused the pandemic to continue eroding democratic standards, but traditionally…
Paper published by European Centre for Not-for-Profit Law on 25 February 2021, accessible here. Our paper explores how states have introduced new security-related legislations or used existing measures to further…
UK update published by CIVICUS Monitor on 06 April 2021, acessible here. Introduction As reported previously on the Monitor, the UK government and authorities have been cracking down on the right to…
The epidemic has put us all on the same footing Read our interview with Khedi Alieva from the Women on the Road Foundation, one of the seven laureates from the…
Migrants and refugees’ communities want to be part of the discussion on the solutions Read our interview with Moussa Sangaré, Ivorian Community of Greece, Greek Forum of Refugees, one of the…
Read our interview with Carol Elias from SEDOAC– Servicio Doméstico Activo, one of the seven laureates from the Civic Pride Awards of 2020. “The Pandemic has highlighted Spain’s healthcare crisis…
When Slovenia entered the orange phase of the pandemic, some restrictions were softened. Thus, gatherings, that were previously completely forbidden, are now allowed up to 10 people. However, gatherings are…
People of Slovenia took to the streets for over 20 consecutive weeks to protest against the right-wing government and its corruption scandals, which have erupted since it took office in…
- Original content by ECF in collaboration with Novact. Police in Spain have reacted with violence and arrests in recent protests against police aggression (in Linares, Jaen), and the imprisonment of Pablo Hasel (in Spain’s main…