10 Dec 2020 Celebration of International Anti-corruption Day in Balkh, Faryab and Badakhshan Provinces The General Assembly of the United nations adopted the United… Read more
09 Nov 2020 Government Budgeting and COVID-19 – Advocacy Meeting with Ministry of Finance On November 9, 2020 an advocacy meeting was held with… Read more
03 Nov 2020 On Shaky Grounds – COVID-19, Peace Process, and Development This brief is based on a research paper prepared by… Read more
24 Sep 2020 Monitoring Government’s Response to COVID-19 in Nangarhar, Laghman and Kunar On August 25, 2020, the National Advocacy Committee for Public… Read more
State-Civil Society Relations: Fundamental Rights in South Africa On 01 Jul 2016 By: admin No Comment 264 views Download This paper presents contemporary South Africa as a case study of the ways in which state and civil society actors engage with each other toward the protection and advancement of fundamental rights. The paper was commissioned by APPRO to draw potential comparative lessons for the context of Afghanistan, and for other emerging democracies. Keywords: South-Africa, Civil-Society, Governance, Institutionalization, Fundamental Rights.