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What's New
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StatementPosted on June 24, 2020INCLO welcomes EU court ruling re Hungary's anti-NGO law
All fifteen (15) member organizations of the International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations (INCLO) join the Hungarian community of civil society organizations to welcome the decision of the European Court of Justice (CJEU), which ruled last week that Hungary’s anti-NGO law violated European Union law.
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StatementPosted on May 30, 2020
INCLO condemns the use of excessive force and the misuse of less-lethal weapons against protesters in the USA
Fourteen members of the International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations (INCLO) express deep concern over the escalation in police responses to protests in the USA over the past week.
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NewsPosted on May 11, 2020A global look at oversight cooperation
Why don’t intelligence oversight bodies cooperate as well as intelligence agencies? And is there reason to believe that this could be changing?
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StatementPosted on November 18, 2019INCLO condemns abuses against protesters in Chile and calls on governments around the world to regulate the use of Less-Lethal Weapons in line with UN guidelines
Nine members of the International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations (INCLO) and Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) condemn the wrongful use of less-lethal weapons (LLWs) employed by the military and police forces in Chile in response to the protests taking place throughout the country in recent weeks.
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StatementPosted on October 17, 2019
INCLO members call on the UK police to reverse decision on protest ban
Fourteen members of the International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations (INCLO) condemn the decision to ban all protests by Extinction Rebellion in London’s Trafalgar Square and throughout London, imposed by the London Metropolitan Police on 14 October 2019. We are concerned that this prohibition is disproportionate and constitutes a serious interference with the right to protest.
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StatementPosted on July 23, 2019
US Commission on Unalienable Rights
Eleven INCLO member organizations join hundreds of prominent human rights organizations, U.S. presidential candidates, Democratic senators and religious leaders to express concern over the decision of the US administration to establish a commission revising human rights in the country.
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PublicationPosted on June, 2019Spying on Dissent - Surveillance Technologies and Protest
Policing technologies are harming protest rights in INCLO member countries.
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StatementPosted on April 30, 2019Online censorship by Russian authorities undermines fundamental rights
INCLO members stand with its fellow organization Agora in Russia in opposing the unrestricted and unlawful access by Russian authorities to people's private messages.
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StatementPosted on April 16, 2019
Statement 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, Surveillance and Human Rights, Religious Freedom and Equal Treatment, and Protecting Civic Space.
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Contact
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