HSC at the 'No Money for Terror' Ministerial Conference
Human Security Collective participated in a panel during the No Money for Terror Ministerial Conference on Counter-Terrorism Financing convened in Munich.
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Move 4 Human Rights: Exploring Human Rights in Action
Over 45 students from The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Hogeschool Leiden, recently concluded their participation in the Move 4 Human Rights program.
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Human Security Collective Hosts P/CVE Masterclass in Erbil, Kurdistan Region of Iraq
In collaboration with Stichting Spark and Sparda Organisation, and with support from the Government of the Netherlands, Human Security Collective hosted a Masterclass on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism in Erbil, from January 19 to January 21, 2025.
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New Report: Responding to Anti-Institutionalism in the Netherlands: Challenges and Opportunities for (Local) Policymakers
New report, co-authored by HSC’s Fulco van Deventer and ICCT’s Bibi van Ginkel, examines the rise of anti-institutionalism in the Netherlands, focusing on its impact on municipalities and local governance. The report offers insights into policy responses and prevention strategies.
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New Publication: Sanctions Mapping Study
How do sanctions impact humanitarian aid? Our latest study delves into the challenges faced by organizations like the Dutch Relief Alliance and provides key recommendations to ensure humanitarian aid reaches those in need.
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Kenya: discussions on risk-based NPO oversight and regulation
HSC engaged with Kenya’s Public Benefit Organisations Regulatory Authority to discuss efforts addressing the country’s FATF grey list status. The workshop focused on developing a risk-based oversight system and self-regulation under the new PBO Bill.
Introducing "Risky Business" – A Podcast by Human Security Collective
Risky Business is a new podcast series from Human Security Collective exploring the challenges nonprofits face under the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) counter-terrorism financing framework.
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From Theory to Practice: Alexandra’s Journey in the Move 4 Human Rights Summer Edition
Meet Alexandra, an alumna of the Move 4 Human Rights Summer Edition. She reflects on her experience in the program and the opportunities it opened up for her in the field of human rights.
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Beyond Stereotypes: Baqaa Camp’s Journey Towards Human Security and Community Resilience
Through the Civic Horizons program, a dedicated team of civil society members in Jordan’s Baqaa Camp explored how media stereotypes affect residents’ security and resilience. Their findings inspired the “Space” initiative, a community council aimed at challenging biases and strengthening civic engagement within Baqaa.
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Shining a Light on Immigration: Insights from Move 4 Human Rights Summer Edition
This summer, Marie, Catherine, Rexhina, and Maria participated in the MDT Move 4 Human Rights Summer Edition. Read the story to learn about their experience in the program.
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