Association

Association

Registration is required for non-governmental organisations (NGOs), which is normally routine and quick, and NGOs are required to submit audited accounts. Read more

Association

The freedom of association is generally respected and CSOs are largely free to operate. Read more

Association

The Constitution guarantees the freedom of association in Article 11. Read more

Association

NGOs and human rights defenders in Mauritania work in extremely difficult circumstances and face significant risks when promoting rights or the protection of vulnerable groups. Read more

Association

The freedom of association is protected by Article 13 of the Constitution, with limitations on the grounds of defence, public safety, public morality, public order and public health. Read more

Association

The Constitution, in Article 16, protects the freedom of association, with reservations on the grounds of defence, public safety, public order, public morality and public health. Read more

Association

Freedom of association is guaranteed by Article 5 of Mali’s 1992 Constitution and a 2004 law governs the registration and operation of civil society organisations. Read more

Association

Chapter 3 of the Constitution upholds the right of association. This right is largely realised, including for trade unions, although the government is sensitive about the expression of political and human rights dissent by civil society and has threatened and harassed CSOs on occasion. Read more

Association

The freedom of association is constitutionally enshrined and respected in practice. Read more

Association

Civil society organisations must register with the Interior Ministry while foundations face a double registration requirement, having to also register with the central body in the field of their operation. Read more