FORUM: A Civil Society Under Assault A Debate among International Activists

As outlined in the previous chapter, the Foreign NGOs Management Law will deal a hard blow not only to foreign NGOs in China, but also to those Chinese organisations that work in sensitive fields and that are almost entirely reliant on foreign funding. Labour NGOs are, therefore, likely to suffer th...

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Hauptverfasser:	Ellen David Friedman, Kevin Slaten, May Wong
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Administrative law Applied sciences Behavioral sciences Civics Civil society Commercial law Economic disciplines Economics Emotional defense mechanisms Employee rights Feminism Gender studies Hammers Hand tools Human societies Labor Labor economics Labor law Labor movements Law Nongovernmental organizations Personality Personality processes Personality psychology Political organizations Political science Psychology Repression Social movements Social sciences Sociology Technology
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Zusammenfassung:	As outlined in the previous chapter, the Foreign NGOs Management Law will deal a hard blow not only to foreign NGOs in China, but also to those Chinese organisations that work in sensitive fields and that are almost entirely reliant on foreign funding. Labour NGOs are, therefore, likely to suffer the most from the new rules. This Forum attempts to make sense of the current situation by posing questions to three international activists with extensive experience in the field: Ellen David Friedman, Kevin Slaten, and May Wong. In your opinion, will the Foreign NGOs Management Law have a significant impact