Transforming Public Procurement for People and the Planet
This year more than ever, we’re aware of what’s at stake for democracy, and how elections impact public trust in…
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Sine Qua Non empowers Civil Society to actively participate on the Universal Periodic Review of the United Nations
The organisation has published a set of guides and organised a series of information sessions to get CSOs acquaintanced with…
Democracy at the Center: 2022 – 2023 Annual Report
The report analyzes the key organizational achievement in 2022 – 2023 while assessing the context under which the interventions were…
Future Trends
Introducing another week of Future Trends — tracking current global news stories that provide insight into the future. Welcome to…
Navigating dominant narratives and data accuracy: Implications for energy security
Energy market shocks and uncertainties, from the COVID-19 pandemic to geopolitical tensions, highlight the importance of understanding the nuanced interplay…
Danish parties united for more female voices in local politics
Women aspire to engage in politics but often face significant structural challenges when running for local elections. This holds true…
The State and Civil Society Organizations: Friends or Foes?
Given civil society organizations’ (CSOs) vulnerability to foreign interference, how can the public interest in their operational transparency be balanced…
Escalating Conflict in Middle East Spurs Growth in Violent Online Hate Speech
Since the Israel-Hamas war started in October, the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism (GPAHE) has been documenting increasing amounts…
A clash of values deprives SA of capacity to counter serious corruption
Paul Hoffman says Ronald Lamola should scrap IDAC bill, which cannot possibly pass constitutional muster
Sports and Social Cohesion
In a society in which polarisation is an increasing threat to democracy, sports can play a pivotal role in promoting…