When Compliance Aims to Silence

Tania Dávila Paredes

doi:10.48558/4gcy-9c57

January 1, 2026Open Access

When Compliance Aims to Silence

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This research examines the reasons behind a new law limiting fundraising efforts by nonprofits in Ecuador and its implications for civil society organizations.
Qualitative analysis of the law's provisions and motivations.
Interviews and discussions with civil society organizations in Ecuador.
Review of the impact on nonprofit fundraising practices.
Identified key motivations for the law as governmental control and suppression of dissent.
Highlighted the concerted efforts of civil society organizations to counteract the law's restrictions.
Documented an increase in collaborative strategies among organizations to reclaim agency.

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Analysis reveals motivations and impact of a new fundraising law in Ecuador, indicating civil society's efforts to reclaim agency.

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A look at the motivations behind and impact of a new law limiting nonprofit fundraising in Ecuador, and how civil society organizations are coming together to reclaim their agency.

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