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Resources
Statement on the Arrest Warrant Issued by the Hong Kong Government Against Staff Member Joey Siu
The National Democratic Institute (NDI) has been informed of the issuance of an arrest warrant for Joey Siu, an esteemed NDI colleague and a prominent civil society activist, along with four other pro-democracy activists. This action by the Hong Kong government follows recent arrest warrants issued against eight other distinguished Hong Kong democracy activists living abroad.
NDI POLL: Georgian citizens remain committed to EU membership; Nation united in its dreams and shared challenges
TBILISI – Poll results released today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI or the Institute) and CRRC Georgia reveal that Georgian citizens are bound together by a shared commitment to European and Euro-Atlantic integration. The new survey, which was conducted before the European Commission’s November 8th decision, reaffirms the unwavering dedication of the Georgian people to European integration, with an impressive 79 percent expressing support for EU membership.
Request for Proposals: Event Management (Bulgaria)
In Bulgaria, NDI has been working with reform-minded groups and organizations since 1990. Throughout its presence in the country, NDI has supported political parties, civil society organizations, and other relevant stakeholders in their efforts to deliver democratic values for citizens and engage in civic and political processes.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR A RESEARCH PARTNER
Assessment of inequities in government service provision to Roma and opportunities for political participation of Roma communities in Bulgaria
NDI/IRI Will Deploy Joint Technical Assessment Team to the January 7 Elections in Bangladesh
Washington, D.C.- The International Republican Institute (IRI) and the National Democratic Institute (NDI) will deploy a joint team to Bangladesh to conduct a limited technical assessment of electoral violence conditions before, during, and after the country’s January 7, 2024 parliamentary elections. The team will include five long-term analysts who will stay in Bangladesh for six to eight weeks.
