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…
Theme: Human Rights
Expert Spotlight: An Interview with DI’s Social and Behavioral Scientists
In this interview with Dr. Laura Van Berkel, Technical Specialist – Social and Behavioral Science, and Dr. Kassidy Irvan, Technical…
Democracy International Supports Democracy and Freedom in Ukraine
Democracy International stands in solidarity with Ukraine. We condemn Russian actions that threaten the sovereignty and democracy of Ukraine, and…
How Social and Behavioral Science Can Promote Government Accountability
Honesty, benevolence, and competence build a foundation of trust between citizens and governments. This requires that governments are accountable to…
Civil Society in Iran: Prospects for Reform & Implications for PolicymakersDC
Democracy council organised this Seminar on Capitol Hill, Washington DC, on 15th of March 2019.
Updated List of Speakers, civil society #civilsociety in #Iran March 15
Updated List of Speakers, civil society #civilsociety in #Iran March 15: Masih Alinejad, VOA Persian Service; Hamed Behravan, Movements/The Democracy…
Youth Creating Solutions for Meaningful Participation – Toolkit for Trainers on Participation and Human Rights
This Toolkit was produced in a project supported by the Erasmus+ programme of the EU. It is a compilation of…
Political parties and human rights
This paper explores the rights and responsibilities of political parties, demonstrating why, how and when human rights matter to political…
DanChurchAid (DCA) was born in 1922
In 2022 DanChurchAid celebrates its 100th anniversary – 100 years in the service of those in need on a mission…
“My Nationality is A Right for Me and My Family” – Advocacy Case Study Analysis
This study analyses how under the Lebanese Constitution, women and men have equal rights. However, according to the law, women…