Civil society urges safeguards in India’s foreign funding law
Nattai Kappom (Save the Nation) has urged safeguards in proposed FCRA changes, including protection for worship places and charitable institutions.
Nattai Kappom (Save the Nation) has urged safeguards in proposed FCRA changes, including protection for worship places and charitable institutions.
Cuddapah Diocese mandates strict compliance with Foreign Contribution Regulation Act rules and guidelines for all beneficiaries receiving foreign project funds.
Syro-Malabar Chanda diocesan circular urges strict financial transparency, proper accounting, and faithful management following the proposed FRCA regulation law amendments.
The Assam Christian Forum expressed deep gratitude to India’s government after the FCRA Amendment Bill 2026 was referred for review.
Indian Catholic leaders support accountability on foreign contributions but urge parliamentary review of the 2026 FCRA amendment bill and consultation.
India’s Catholic bishops urged government action on foreign funding rules, caste rights, anti-Christian violence, and Manipur state’s worsening humanitarian crisis.
Kerala Catholic bishops urged India’s government to withdraw proposed FCRA amendments, warning they threaten constitutional rights, welfare services and development.
Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India sets June 28 nationwide prayer and civic engagement amid concerns over legislation affecting Church ministries.
Catholic bishops in India warned that proposed amendments to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act could severely affect charitable and religious institutions working among poor communities, prompting nationwide consultations, media outreach and legal advocacy efforts.
CBCI urges lawmakers to protect pluralism, due process and charitable service as proposed amendments to
CBCI warns proposed foreign funding law changes could tighten state control, threaten NGOs and minority