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In May 2022, the Report for Bulgaria of the Fifth Evaluation Round of the Council of Europe's Committee of Experts on the Evaluation of Anti-Money Laundering Measures (MONEYVAL) was published. [1] The report is an analysis of...
We are launching #IWantToDevelop - an initiative to create a new Strategy to support the development of CSOs. The first and only such Strategy was adopted for the period 2012-2015. Therefore, after eight years of inaction, it is high time to put together a new...
In its 2023 Rule of Law Report , the European Commission draws attention to the flawed interpretation of EU law in Bulgaria, which results in limited access to funding for CSOs:
Stakeholders reported that it is difficult for CSOs to obtain EU funding...
For the third year in a row, the Bulgarian Center for Non-Profit Law puts rights on stage! The Civic Alarm Clock Contest continues to believe in the power of art as one of the most influential ambassadors of civil rights and liberties! AND THAT'S WHY – for so long...
Image: Dessislava Naydenova, Civic Alarm Clock Competition, 2019
Zahari Iankov, Senior Legal Expert, Bulgarian Center for Not-for-Profit Law
Background
After the fall from power of the nationalist government of Nikola...
In 2021, the European Commission proposed a project for REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL LAYING DOWN HARMONISED RULES ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE or shortly, Artificial Intelligence Act.
For eleventh year in a row, the Bulgarian center for non-profit law (BCNL) assembles representatives of 20 Bulgarian non-governmental organizations near the seaside.
Four years after its adoption, the Bulgarian Social Enterprises Act, which should have supported the most vulnerable enterprises – those working with social purpose, turns out to be futile. Social entrepreneurs who employ people from vulnerable groups or work for the...