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“Clean India”: why the undeniable success of the Swachh Bharat Mission does not signal the end of open defecation

A fact of life in India for centuries, this practice has major health implications. The author explains what these are and looks back at a major national campaign to build toilets across the country. The apparent success of the campaign fails to conceal the underestimation of its impact on the caste system. Whether apocryphal or […]

Julien Eyrard

Are humanitarian workers immune to “India syndrome”?

Océane Plockyn

The Naxalite conflict in India: what role for humanitarian organisations?

Nancy Saurelle Ndjomo Kabayene - Samuel Cédric Ngueda

Disasters in India and the mobilisation of national actors

CartONG

Russian civil society put to the test by the invasion of Ukraine

Anne Le Huérou - Aude Merlin

Civil society under siege in Turkey: authoritarianism, polarisation and counterstrategies

Ülker Sözen

Support under control of civil society actors: the case of French and European international solidarity organisations

Roxane Grisard - Vincent Pradier

State-association relations: an authoritarian shift in contemporary France?

Antonio Delfini - Julien Talpin

The double bind facing civil society organisations: the Swiss example

Vivianne Châtel

From Geneva to Moscow: opposite poles of the freedom of association spectrum

Kouassi Aimé Malanhoua

Advancing the participatory rights of Haitian children and youth in the context of migration

Dustin Ciufo

Critical perspectives on child protection in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Camille Maubert