Slovakia has recently enacted a new law regulating non-governmental organizations (NGOs), sparking a wave of criticism from both domestic and international observers. The legislation, aimed at increasing transparency and oversight, has raised concerns among civil society groups and human rights advocates who warn it could impede the independence and operation of NGOs in the country. This move places Slovakia at the center of an ongoing debate about the role and regulation of civic organizations in democratic societies.
Slovakia Enacts Controversial NGO Law Raising Concerns Over Civil Society Freedom
The newly enacted legislation in Slovakia has sparked widespread debate among activists and international observers who argue that it imposes stringent regulations on non-governmental organizations (NGOs), potentially undermining the autonomy of civil society. The law requires NGOs to disclose detailed funding sources, report activities more rigorously, and subjects them to increased…
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Author : Victoria Jones
Publish date : 2025-06-23 11:53:00
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