Regressive laws

Laws and policies that limit civil liberties, from immigration to free speech, are becoming more prominent in democracies around the world.

(more…)

Australians might think their right to march in the streets is constitutionally guaranteed, but it isn’t.

(more…)

The Indian Constitution has supported the movement towards a Hindu state by accommodating communal nationalism.

(more…)

Brazil voted out the Bolsonaro government, but its impact on institutions hasn’t gone away.

(more…)

Border security is used in democracies like the US to silence advocates and threaten democracy.

(more…)

Laws on freedom of expression have a chance for revision under a new government.

(more…)

Laws restricting basic freedoms may be made in the name of public order and national security, but they are often used against dissident voices.

(more…)

Privacy Overview
360

We use cookies to improve your experience with 360Info. For an optimal experience, we recommend you enable all cookies; alternatively, you can customise which cookies you’re happy for us to use. You may withdraw your consent at any time. To learn more, view our Website Terms and Conditions and Data Protection and Privacy Procedure.

Essential functionality

Modern websites require cookies to enable essential functionality. Essential cookies are required for our website to operate correctly, and are therefore always turned on.

Preferences & personalisation

We analyse your activity to constantly improve your experience. These cookies allow us to show you more relevant content.

Performance & analytics

We analyse non-identifiable information about how you use our website so we can improve it. This information is shared with third-party providers, but no personal information is included.