Time for a new social contract: CIVICUS report suggests a generational opportunity in the face of multiple crises
Turning principles into practice: a successful platform strengthening CSO transparency and accountability practices in Latin America
A slippery slope in Southern Africa
Bahrain: UNESCO head condemns killing of citizen journalist
India: civil society seeks effective use of Right to Information Act
Mexico: our future lies in nature
CIVICUS interview with Jose Muvango
Roundtable discussion between CSOs and members of the UN Secretary-General’s High-level Group on Sustainable Energy for All
Introducing Bribespot
Job: CIVICUS seeks a Senior Executive Assistant (application deadline 16 April 2012)
Job: Human Rights Advisor (application deadline 21 April 2012)
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The South Africa Forum for International Solidarity (SAFIS) yesterday issued a letter to the Prime Minister of Swaziland requesting that he reverse the decision to deregister the Trade Union Congress of Swaziland (TUCOSWA).
Since 2004, through its Legitimacy, Transparency and Accountability (LTA) programme, CIVICUS has been working to improve public trust and the credibility of civil society organisations (CSOs) and their activities through the enhancement of their accountability systems and structures.
Civil society faces a generational opportunity to prove its value as a source of alternatives at a time of profound global crisis.
International civil society alliance CIVICUS and the University of the West Indies are working together to consult on the emerging challenges civil society in Trinidad and Tobago faces, Thursday 5 April.
