Book : Civil society organizations, a comparative study Author : Bilal Amin Zinedine Release year : 2014 Specialization : The Constitutional law Publishing House : University Thought House profile : Civil society organizations are defined as an organizational structure whose members work democratically to achieve the interest between public authorities and citizens, as all their activities are collective voluntary activities practiced by the members; With the aim of achieving common interests and values between the state and its citizens, and since all its activities are voluntary; It is a non-governmental and non-profit organization; Its members are made up of a group of individuals separated from the state and the labor market, and interested in the social field. It is worth noting that the guiding principles of the United Nations framework recognize that civil society organizations do not include profit associations or business enterprises.
