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World Bank and IMF Face Long-term Damage After Data Rigging Scandal
October 13, 2021
A World Bank external investigation finding that IMF leadership applied "undue pressure" on staff for changes boasting China's business climate ranking could negatively impact the strength and reputation of international financial institutions.
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Hong Kong National Security Law Chills Civil Society Participation
October 06, 2021
Highlighting concerns over the status of civil society groups facing scrutiny under Hong Kong's restrictive national security law, members of the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions voted to dissolve in the face of political uncertainty.
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ECLJ Publishes Report on the Financing of UN Human Rights Experts
September 29, 2021
The European Centre for Law and Justice ("ECLJ") has published The Financing of UN Experts in the Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council, the goal of which is to expose the lack of transparency in the UN's system of human rights governance and the methods used by private funders to unduly influence human rights monitoring experts.
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Civil Society Organizations Launch Global Observatory on Information and Democracy
September 29, 2021
During a summit held on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Reporters Without Borders and the Forum on Information and Democracy announced the creation of an International Observatory on Information and Democracy, including the creation of a working group on "accountability systems for social media accounts and their users."
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UN Secretary-General Details a Vision for Improved Global Outcomes
September 22, 2021
In a report titled "Our Common Agenda," UN Secretary-General Guterres calls for renewed global solidarity, a new social contract rooted in human rights, an improved global commons, and global public goods.
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