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The FCRA fight will widen as the government frames tighter foreign-funds rules as national security.

This is not just a legal tweak; it is a fight over civil society, foreign money and state power. The government’s messaging suggests it expects resistance.

Kwatra’s defense will not end the FCRA fight, but it may harden the government’s transparency-first framing.

The government is framing tighter foreign-funding rules as standard practice, but critics see a sharper squeeze on civil society.