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On July 8, 2026, members of the Civic Network OPORA received a phishing email titled “Demand to Remove Plagiarism,” purportedly from the legal department of the well-known Ukrainian media outlet “GORDON”. The email was part of a carefully prepared campaign aimed at stealing access to the organization’s staff Google mailboxes.

A few days ago, the first wave of the Electoral Integrity Academy concluded. This educational program brought together individuals from diverse communities, professions, and backgrounds around the idea of fair and responsible elections. Over the course of three modules, participants studied the nature of electoral processes, analyzed their architecture, explored ethical and security aspects, examined modern threats, and resolved real-world electoral dilemmas.

The team of Civil Network OPORA is launching a new educational project dedicated to developing a democratic culture. The Electoral Integrity Academy is not only an educational program, but also a space for creating a community united and inspired by the values of democracy and human rights. Its core lies in key electoral principles that define the rules of ethical politics, free and fair elections, and democratic practices.

All-Ukrainian NGO "Civil Network “OPORA" is announcing a tender for an SMM service provider. We are looking

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Civil Network OPORA strongly condemns the use of violence and human rights abuses during the detention of peaceful protesters in Tbilisi.

The necessity to adopt the law on lobbying is mentioned in the Ukraine 2023 Report by the European Commission and the measures needed to implement the State Anti-Corruption Program. However, the draft law “On Fair Lobbying and Advocacy in Ukraine” (hereinafter—draft law) and the accompanying draft of amendments to the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses (hereinafter—the Code of Administrative Offenses), which were developed by the National Agency for Corruption Prevention (hereinafter—NACP), are problematic for such reasons

On September 21, in a friendly and sincere atmosphere, we presented the renewed OPORA. We changed from the outside and are willed with a renewed mission. OPORA not only works in the field of elections but has grown up, rethinks the problem of choice and focuses on the topics of security and justice.