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<p>The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) license was most recently raised
on 10 February 2022, during the annual UK-India Home Affairs Dialogue, co-chaired
by Home Office Permanent Secretary, Sir Matthew Rycroft, and Indian Home Secretary
Bhalla. The Permanent Secretary addressed the difficulties that some NGOs in India
have faced due to the enforcement of the FCRA, which is impacting both on the work
we are funding and the work of UK-headquartered global NGOs in India.</p><p> </p><p>The
British High Commissioner to India also met with the CEO of Oxfam India on 14 January
to understand their concerns and offer support. We continue to monitor developments
related to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, especially impacts on UK Government-funded
programmes in India, and the work of British NGOs in India.</p>
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