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What's New
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StatementPosted on April 16, 2019Statement on Julian Assange's Detention
Mr. Julian Assange’s arrest and potential extradition to the U.S. threaten media freedom.
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Press ReleasePosted on 15 March, 2019
Unhealed Wounds - The Faces Behind the Injuries of Crowd-Control Weapons
INCLO marks today the International Day Against Police Brutality with the launch of a multimedia project that highlights the dangerous nature of crowd-control weapons and the lasting impact they have on people’s lives and health.
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PublicationPosted on October 11, 2018Regulate Intelligence Sharing!
Call For Action - briefing paper written jointly by INCLO and Privacy International, sets out urgent recommendations that governments must adopt to ensure their intelligence sharing is compliant with international human rights law.
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EventPosted on September 25, 2018INCLO cohosting digital privacy event at the Human Rights Council 39th ordinary session.
Confidentiality of communications and privacy of data in the digital age.
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Press ReleasePosted on September 21, 2018
INCLO members endorse letter regarding John Bolton’s remarks about International Criminal Court
RE: Intimidation and Reprisals – U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton Remarks re: Cooperation with the International Criminal Court
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StatementPosted on September 14, 2018INCLO welcomes historic win against UK mass surveillance
In a landmark win for seven INCLO members, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled that the United Kingdom’s mass surveillance practices violate privacy and freedom of expression.
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Press ReleasePosted on June 26, 2018Defending Dissent: Towards State Practices that Protect and Promote the Rights to Protest
New report provides a detailed guidance on how to implement legal human rights principles in practice when policing protests.
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Press ReleasePosted on June 11, 2018
Unanswered Questions report launch
New report reveals lack of transparency of intelligence sharing agreements at the international level.
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StatementPosted on June 6, 2018INCLO statement on women’s right to equality and access to reproductive healthcare including abortion
New report provides a detailed guidance on how to implement legal human rights principles in practice when policing protests.
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About
INCLO is a network of independent, national human rights organizations working to promote fundamental rights and freedoms.
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Issues
INCLO members work jointly on four programmatic areas of work: Protest Rights and Policing, Information Rights, Religious Freedom and Equal Treatment, and Protecting Civic Space.
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Contact
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