Steven Feldstein discussed his new book, "The Rise of Digital Repression: How Technology is Reshaping Power, Politics, and Resistance," which analyzes the challenges digital repression poses to the integrity of democratic systems globally.

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Indiana University's Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies will host a keynote discussion with Dr. Camelia Bogdan, a judge on the Bucharest Court of Appeals and former Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow, and Hamilton Lugar School Dean Lee Feinstein as part of their International Law & Institutions Week . 

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A new joint report by leading independent Turkmen human rights groups exposes systemic forced labor and extortion during the 2020 cotton harvest in Turkmenistan amid pandemic denial and rising economic crisis in the country.

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Minxin Pei will present the seventeenth annual Seymour Martin Lipset Lecture on Democracy in the World on the topic of "Totalitarianism's Long Dark Shadow Over China."

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the World Movement for Democracy and International IDEA will host a conversation with experts and democracy activists to develop arguments supporting democracy that will appeal to people across regions, cultures, and generations.

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NED honored three organizations working tirelessly to strengthen civil society in Sudan with the 2020 Democracy Award.

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Glenn Tiffert discussed his report "Compromising the Knowledge Economy: Authoritarian Challenges to Intellectual Inquiry," which explores how authoritarian regimes target the academic, publishing, and think tank sectors of open societies.

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The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) will pay tribute to the people of Sudan and their historic 2019 revolution when it honors three organizations working tirelessly to strengthen civil society in Sudan...

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Speakers will discuss Bolivia's political challenges ahead, potential electoral scenarios, and the role civil society will play in its unexpected transition to democracy.

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Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow Dolgion Aldar illustrated what is at stake thirty years after Mongolia’s democratic revolution in 1990 and examined whether Mongolia can address present challenges and reaffirm its commitment to democracy.

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