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The Open Society Foundations are active in more than 120 countries around the world. Our national and regional foundations and thematic programs give thousands of grants every year toward building inclusive and vibrant democracies. OPEN SOCIETY NAMES DANIELA SCHWARZER AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Daniela Schwarzer is a renowned expert in European affairs and international relations. Since 2016, she has served as Director and CEO of the German Council on Foreign Relations, where she has steered the organization’s strategic repositioning and modernization and has advised the EU Commission and national governments on European

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Alexander Soros is the deputy chair of the Open Society Global Board and a member of the Open Society-U.S. Advisory Board. The Open Society leadership team works alongside our staff, partners, and grantees to help promote the values of justice, democracy, and human rights in PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICES CAN DELIVER DEMOCRATIC VALUES Public Broadcasting Services Can Deliver Democratic Values. Few Do. There was a time (nobody under the age of 30 can remember it) when public service broadcasters ruled the roost. They were well-funded, comfortably tied to establishments, and enjoyed approval—or at least were not resisted—to degrees that were unhealthy for everyone

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OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATIONSWHO WE AREGRANTSEMPLOYMENTOUR HISTORYGEORGE

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The Open Society Foundations are active in more than 120 countries around the world. Our national and regional foundations and thematic programs give thousands of grants every year toward building inclusive and vibrant democracies. OPEN SOCIETY NAMES DANIELA SCHWARZER AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Daniela Schwarzer is a renowned expert in European affairs and international relations. Since 2016, she has served as Director and CEO of the German Council on Foreign Relations, where she has steered the organization’s strategic repositioning and modernization and has advised the EU Commission and national governments on European

affairs.

ROMA INITIATIVES OFFICE T. +49 (30) 300139630. Contact us. The Roma Initiatives Office works with activists and communities across Europe to achieve long-term change for Roma. The Roma Initiatives Office works to achieve equal opportunities for Roma in housing, employment, and education. We also facilitate dialogue, exchange, and collaboration across the Open

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OPEN SOCIETY INITIATIVE FOR EUROPE Open Society Foundations. Carrer de Sant Eusebi, 29-31. Barcelona, 08006, Spain. Contact us. The Open Society Initiative for Europe supports organizations that promote active participation in democracy and uphold open society values—particularly in places where civil and political rights are at risk. We have been leading the Open

Society

THE MODERN AGREEMENT OF AMITY AND COMMERCE: TOWARD A NEW Download. The Modern Agreement of Amity and Commerce: Toward a New Model for Trade Agreements (262.75 Kb pdf file). Download the 20-page publication. (Updated: October 29, 2020) IDEAS FOR AN OPEN SOCIETY: JUSTICE REINVESTMENT Ideas for an Open Society: Justice Reinvestment. More than $54 billion is spent annually on prisons in the United States, much of it directed toward incarcerating people for non-violent drug offenses with little or no hope of access to rehabilitation services. In the November 2003 issue of Ideas for an Open Society, Susan Tucker and Eric Cadora

HEATHER GRABBE

Alexander Soros is the deputy chair of the Open Society Global Board and a member of the Open Society-U.S. Advisory Board. The Open Society leadership team works alongside our staff, partners, and grantees to help promote the values of justice, democracy, and human rights in PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICES CAN DELIVER DEMOCRATIC VALUES Public Broadcasting Services Can Deliver Democratic Values. Few Do. There was a time (nobody under the age of 30 can remember it) when public service broadcasters ruled the roost. They were well-funded, comfortably tied to establishments, and enjoyed approval—or at least were not resisted—to degrees that were unhealthy for everyone

involved.

FROM COUNTERING FINANCIAL CRIME TO CRIMINALIZING CIVIL In 2011, Lia van Broekhoven and Fulco von Deventer from the Dutch development organization Cordaid approached me with a problem and a hunch. Like many international grantmakers, Cordaid was concerned about the growing difficulties they faced working in repressive countries and conflict zones, and what appeared to be a glut of new national NGO laws hampering their international THE IMPACTS OF DRUG POLICIES ON CHILDREN AND YOUNG … 04 THE IMPACTS OF DRUG POLICIES ON CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE Key to any understanding of this provision is the requirement for states

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SOROS JUSTICE FELLOWSHIPS Open Society-U.S.’s Soros Justice Fellowships fund outstanding individuals to undertake projects that advance reform, spur debate, and catalyze change on a range of IDEAS FOR AN OPEN SOCIETY: JUSTICE REINVESTMENT Ideas for an Open Society: Justice Reinvestment. More than $54 billion is spent annually on prisons in the United States, much of it directed toward incarcerating people for non-violent drug offenses with little or no hope of access to rehabilitation services. In the November 2003 issue of Ideas for an Open Society, Susan Tucker and Eric Cadora OPEN SOCIETY PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN CULTURAL HERITAGE Open Society Pledges Support for African Cultural Heritage Restitution. Date. November 12, 2019. Contact. Mai Lynn Miller Nguyen. mailynn.miller@opensocietyfoundations.org. +1 212-548-0386. Facebook

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THE PROBLEM WITH CRIMINALIZING SEX WORKERS’ CLIENTS After just six months of partial criminalization in France, sex workers report having to work longer hours for less pay and accept clients they previously would have rejected. Now, Ireland is considering adopting a similar approach. Thankfully, advocates like Kate McGrew, the coordinator at Sex Workers Alliance Ireland, are

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affairs.

HEATHER GRABBE

Alexander Soros is the deputy chair of the Open Society Global Board and a member of the Open Society-U.S. Advisory Board. The Open Society leadership team works alongside our staff, partners, and grantees to help promote the values of justice, democracy, and human rights in PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICES CAN DELIVER DEMOCRATIC VALUES Public Broadcasting Services Can Deliver Democratic Values. Few Do. There was a time (nobody under the age of 30 can remember it) when public service broadcasters ruled the roost. They were well-funded, comfortably tied to establishments, and enjoyed approval—or at least were not resisted—to degrees that were unhealthy for everyone

involved.

SOUTH AFRICA: JUSTICE SECTOR AND THE RULE OF LAW South Africa: Justice Sector and the Rule of Law recognizes that the government, in place since 1994, has made major achievements in transforming the justice sector from an apartheid institution into one that measures up to international standards. Racist laws have been repealed, the legal aid system has been extended, and major efforts

have

FROM COUNTERING FINANCIAL CRIME TO CRIMINALIZING CIVIL In 2011, Lia van Broekhoven and Fulco von Deventer from the Dutch development organization Cordaid approached me with a problem and a hunch. Like many international grantmakers, Cordaid was concerned about the growing difficulties they faced working in repressive countries and conflict zones, and what appeared to be a glut of new national NGO laws hampering their international OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATIONSWHO WE AREGRANTSEMPLOYMENTOUR HISTORYGEORGE

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The Open Society Foundations are active in more than 120 countries around the world. Our national and regional foundations and thematic programs give thousands of grants every year toward building inclusive and vibrant democracies. ROMA INITIATIVES OFFICE T. +49 (30) 300139630. Contact us. The Roma Initiatives Office works with activists and communities across Europe to achieve long-term change for Roma. The Roma Initiatives Office works to achieve equal opportunities for Roma in housing, employment, and education. We also facilitate dialogue, exchange, and collaboration across the Open

Society

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Society

MIGRATION AND ASYLUM Migration and Asylum. The Open Society Foundations support groups that work on a broad range of issues affecting the safety and well-being of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. THE MODERN AGREEMENT OF AMITY AND COMMERCE: TOWARD A NEW Download. The Modern Agreement of Amity and Commerce: Toward a New Model for Trade Agreements (262.75 Kb pdf file). Download the 20-page publication. (Updated: October 29, 2020) OPEN SOCIETY NAMES DANIELA SCHWARZER AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Daniela Schwarzer is a renowned expert in European affairs and international relations. Since 2016, she has served as Director and CEO of the German Council on Foreign Relations, where she has steered the organization’s strategic repositioning and modernization and has advised the EU Commission and national governments on European

affairs.

HEATHER GRABBE

Alexander Soros is the deputy chair of the Open Society Global Board and a member of the Open Society-U.S. Advisory Board. The Open Society leadership team works alongside our staff, partners, and grantees to help promote the values of justice, democracy, and human rights in PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICES CAN DELIVER DEMOCRATIC VALUES Public Broadcasting Services Can Deliver Democratic Values. Few Do. There was a time (nobody under the age of 30 can remember it) when public service broadcasters ruled the roost. They were well-funded, comfortably tied to establishments, and enjoyed approval—or at least were not resisted—to degrees that were unhealthy for everyone

involved.

SOUTH AFRICA: JUSTICE SECTOR AND THE RULE OF LAW South Africa: Justice Sector and the Rule of Law recognizes that the government, in place since 1994, has made major achievements in transforming the justice sector from an apartheid institution into one that measures up to international standards. Racist laws have been repealed, the legal aid system has been extended, and major efforts

have

FROM COUNTERING FINANCIAL CRIME TO CRIMINALIZING CIVIL In 2011, Lia van Broekhoven and Fulco von Deventer from the Dutch development organization Cordaid approached me with a problem and a hunch. Like many international grantmakers, Cordaid was concerned about the growing difficulties they faced working in repressive countries and conflict zones, and what appeared to be a glut of new national NGO laws hampering their international WHO WE ARE - OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATIONS The Open Society Foundations, founded by George Soros, are the world’s largest private funder of independent groups working for justice, democratic governance, and human rights. We provide thousands of grants every year through a network of national and regional foundations and offices, funding a vast array of projects—many of

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