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FNF Philippines and the Commission on Human Rights Sign Partner Agreement to Expand the Promotion of Human Rights in Philippine Localities

On June 9, 2025, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF) and the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) entered a partner agreement to implement projects promoting human rights in the Philippines.

Requests For Proposals

In order to conduct our projects in 2025, the FNF Jerusalem Office requires proposals from potential service providers and partners. Please contact us if you want to apply for any of the following.

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Liberalism and Youth in Jordan

Malaysiakini Triumphs at Malaysia Journalism Awards 2024: A Win for Progressive Reporting

Our longstanding media partner, Malaysiakini, has once again demonstrated exceptional journalistic excellence by winning four gold awards at the MPI-Petronas Malaysia Journalism Awards 2024 last week.

Federalism: A Force for Innovation, Democracy, and Regional Power?

In Germany, we discovered that like in Mexico, municipalities also bore the real costs of migration and integration, managing housing, healthcare, and education. Perhaps, federalism is an abstract...

Slovakia outside of NATO? Fair enough, provided there are only two sexes

Slovakia’s place in NATO and the role of “two sexes” in the constitution — what do they have in common? In the last two weeks, both became tools for manipulation in the Slovak information space. This...

Russia's Copycats: Anti-LGBTQI+ legislation in Hungary, Bulgaria and Georgia

The rapid proliferation of anti-LGBTQI+ laws and policies in Hungary, Bulgaria, and Georgia reveals a disturbing pattern in Europe and beyond: the deliberate erosion of legal protections for LGBTQI+...

Summit in The Hague Marks Historic Spending Pledge amid Transatlantic Uncertainty

The NATO summit in The Hague this week marked a turning point for the alliance, with a significant increase in defense spending commitments and shifting dynamics in the transatlantic partnership...

A look behind the scenes of Chinese espionage in the European Parliament

The European Parliament is facing an espionage scandal involving suspected Chinese agent J. Guo, who allegedly had years of unrestricted access through ties to MEP Maximilian Krah. The case highlights...