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Defending Civil Society Report
The Report articulates the well-defined international principles protecting civil society and underscoring proper government-civil society relations (see Pages 5-7), which are already embedded in international law. These principles include: the right of CSOs to entry (that is, the right of individuals to form and join CSOs); the right to operate to fulfill their legal purposes without state interference; the right to free expression; the right to communication with domestic and international partners; the right to freedom of peaceful assembly; the right to seek and secure resources, including the cross-border transfer of funds; and the state’s positive obligation to protect CSO rights.
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