On February 17 and 18, 2022, the MASAM II project team of Globe International Center NGO will organize a training consisting of 4 modules to build the capacity of government and civil society representatives in Songinokhairkhan district at the conference hall of MN Tower. The purpose of the training is to provide government and civil society representatives with the knowledge and skills to effectively implement social accountability tools to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public investment and primary health care.

Globe International Center noted that recent court decisions involving a newspaper and several activists favor the rights of citizens to freedom of expression and peaceful demonstrations. Globe International Center welcomes recent court decisions in favor of the rights of citizens to freedom of expression and peaceful demonstrations.

Globe International Center hosted an online discussion, "Can the Public Information Transparency Law guarantee citizens' right to know?" on January 21, 2022. The discussion was organized in the form of a discussion among journalists and citizens in connection with the “Law on Public Information Transparency” adopted by the Parliament on December 17, 2021, which will be effective from May 1, 2022. Organized with the support of the Open Society Forum and IFEX, the online forum brought together 40 participants from government and civil society organizations and journalists.

In collaboration with Open Society Forum, Globe International Center is going to host a webinar titled “Can the Public Information Transparency Law Ensure Citizens' Right to Know?” on January 21, 2022 from 2 pm to 3:30 pm. B.Purevsuren, the lawyer at the GIC, will make a presentation on “Comparison of the Law on Public Information Transparency with the previous Law on Information Transparency and the Right to Information”. The General Intelligence Agency will also provide information on the new law. This webinar is supported by IFEX.

On November 24, 2021, the Minister of Justice and Home Affairs (MoJHA) submitted two draft laws to the Speaker of Parliament – the draft Law on Legal Status of Associations and Law on Legal Status of Foundations (hereinafter referred to as the draft laws on Associations and Foundations). However, while drafting the bills, the MoJHA did not comply with Mongolia’s Law on Legislation as well as the Government Action Plan, which require the participation and input of citizens and civil society.

The Globe International Center (GIC) hosted an online discussion on "Ensuring the Security of Journalists to Protect Freedom of Expression" on November 2 to commemorate the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI). Around 30 stakeholders representing media and government organizations participated in the online discussion. In the first part of the discussion, Gunjidmaa Gongor, Executive Director of Mongolian Media Council, highlighted that although Mongolian journalists are relatively safe, there are three common security concerns, which are psychological, physical and cyber. 

The Globe International Center (GIC) hosted an online discussion on "Ensuring the Security of Journalists to Protect Freedom of Expression" on November 2 to commemorate the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI). Around 30 stakeholders representing media and government organizations participated in the online discussion. In the first part of the discussion, Gunjidmaa Gongor, Executive Director of Mongolian Media Council, highlighted that although Mongolian journalists are relatively safe, there are three common security concerns, which are psychological, physical and cyber.