Rule of law FAQs – Debunking common myths
A number of politicians in Europe, notably from government parties in Poland and Hungary, are challenging established conceptions around the…
Theme: Democracy
Overshadowed by neighbours? The rule of law in the Czech parliamentary elections
As Czechs prepare to elect a new parliament on 8 and 9 October, local issues on the rule of law…
Tolerance, Resilience, and Community Are
What does it mean to be tolerant? To be resilient? To be a community? As the Community Resilience Initiative comes…
To us, democracy Is
We asked our global staff what democracy means to them and it turns out that there are as many opinions…
In an unprecedented institutional stand-off, a Spanish top court suspended legislation meant to reform judicial appointments.
In an unprecedented institutional stand-off, a Spanish top court suspended legislation meant to reform judicial appointments.
How does DRI support democracy worldwide?
If you are wondering about this, check out our Annual Report 2021, where we collect numerous stories of our impact…
See Say Do Something
With #InternationalDayofDemocracy coming up this Wednesday, we wanted to ask: What does democracy mean to you? For some, democracy is…
Youth Profile – Elizabeth and Isabella
Democracy International, under USAID’s Community Resilience Initiative (CRI), works with civil society organizations to reduce the victimization of Venezuelan refugees…
Youth Profile – Alysia
Democracy International, under USAID’s Community Resilience Initiative (CRI), works with civil society organizations to reduce the victimization of Venezuelan refugees…
Democracy Is | Free & Fair Elections in Tunisia
Since its democratic transition nearly a decade ago, Tunisia has held numerous credible elections and peaceful transfers of power. Yet…