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To what extent do the legal restrictions on non-government organizations in Egypt undermine NGOs' ability to achieve their goals?
The Egyptian civil society is the biggest civil society in the region. The current law governing non-government organizations (NGOs) in Egypt is Law 84 of 2002. This law is considered by several scholars as highly restrictive law. Non-government organizations in Egypt have faced legal restrictions o...
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2010
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