A monthly round-up of Liberties' work: We released our much-anticipated rule of law gap analysis, a report recommending safeguards to protect activists in Europe, and spoke to one of our Dutch members, PILP, about their approach to strategic litigation.
A monthly round-up of Liberties' work: politicians push for exceptional access to our sensitive data, EU retreats on Defence of Democracy package & inaugural Campaign Accelerator winners announced.
One of liberal democracy’s most coveted tenets, freedom of assembly and its protection is at the forefront of civil rights movements worldwide. However, like many others, this civil right is not always fully supported or guaranteed by our governments.
The aim of fighting against disinformation is to rebuild trust in democracies and ensure that people can participate in democratic debates and freely form their opinions. See our key recommendations and read Liberties' policy paper.
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As a watchdog organisation, Liberties reminds politicians that respect for human rights is non-negotiable. We're determined to keep championing your civil liberties, will you stand with us? Every donation, big or small, counts.
Don’t buy into familiar, feeble arguments against the European Union. Instead, embrace and support your democracy by exercising your right to vote.
European elections are approaching fast - make sure you watch our video before it's too late.
Regardless of how serious the topics were that we dealt with in the 15 episodes of the Survival Guide to Authoritarianism, we had great fun making it. Please enjoy our behind-the-scenes video.
Redrawing electoral district maps, amending election laws, adding large pools of citizens with voting rights to the national constituency - just a few examples of how authoritarians attempt to manipulate electoral systems.
Our authoritarian leaders continue to hold regular elections featuring a number of real opposition parties. But that doesn't mean any of the opposition parties actually have a chance of winning.
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