US EditionForeign Agents Act "Restricts Civil Society Work" in El Salvador, According to EU - Digital Process
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The European Union (EU) regretted this Saturday the adoption of the Foreign Agents Act, which imposes a 30% tax on international donations to organizations, and the recent arrests of human rights defenders in El Salvador. The entry Foreign Agents Act “restricts civil society work” in El Salvador, according to the EU, was first published in the Digital Process.
The entity shared its concern about the detention of human rights defenders. EL SALVADOR. – The European Union shared a statement regretting “the adoption” of the Foreign Agents Act after it was approved by the Legislative Assembly on May 20; this measure entered into force on Saturday, June 7. According to the EU, such a law “could restrict the work of civil society”, they also added that “it contradicts international obligations” The internati…
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