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Are you working on the legal framework for civil society & philanthropy in your country and curious about the impact of AI and digital technologies? Apply for @ICNLAlliance's Tech Camp for Civic Space Defenders, co-organized by Stanford’s @Stanford_GDPi: icnl.org/programs/globa… pic.twitter.com/CFKKuG3zXf

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2:52 pm · August 20, 2019 ·
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Want to learn more about how counter-terrorism measures have affected #civicspace since 2001? UN Special Rapporteur @NiAolainF's recent report explores, and this handy briefer from @enablingNGOlaw summarizes the key points: ecnl.org/how-do-securit… @fatfplatform @UN_SPExperts pic.twitter.com/4vBEnKOSfD

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12:28 pm · August 18, 2019 ·
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Billions spent on compliance (and fines), has the #AML/#CFT project been worth it? Paul Cochrane interviews industry insiders on the #FATF's 30th anniversary. moneylaunderingbulletin.com/l…) pic.twitter.com/KEK3YYqngg

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9:51 am · July 25, 2019
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Guía de Recomendaciones Prácticas: Practical Guide on addressing the impact of #CFT regulations on #NPOs (including #derisking). In #Spanish only drive.google.com/file/d/1fP6v… pic.twitter.com/YLKDaIuAh8

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1:36 pm · July 22, 2019
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On the 'unique and specific dimensions' of 'the regulation of terrorism by the Security Council'. Important read. #unintendedconsequences #NPOs #CT #CFT twitter.com/NiAolainF/stat…

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1:48 pm · July 15, 2019 ·
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TIMELINE OF RECENT EVENTS

  • Coalition Submission on Soft Law and Informal Lawmaking in the Global Counter-terrorism Architecture

  • Compliance Dialogue on Syria-related Humanitarian Payments

  • FATF capacity building work, Central Asia and Eastern Europe

Highlights

  • Guía de Recomendaciones Prácticas: Practical Guide on Addressing the Impact of CFT regulations on NPOs

    The Coalition´s Expert Hub Member from Argentina, along with colleagues … Read More »

  • De-risking of NPOs: Queen Maxima’s speech at the Egmont Group Plenary

    Queen Maxima of The Netherlands, the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special … Read More »

  • Nigeria: Unpacking the Official Construction of Risks and Vulnerabilities for the Third Sector in Nigeria

    Nigeria is in the process of preparing for its FATF … Read More »

  • Guidance on ´Banking Nonprofit Organizations – The Way Forward´

    Banking Nonprofit Organizations – The Way Forward by the Consortium … Read More »

  • Does the FATF Help or Hinder Financial Inclusion?

    Center for Global Development (Mike Pisa) Does the FATF Help … Read More »
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