Europe’s youth has grown up with the internet. We use the internet to stay in touch with our friends and family, to inform ourselves and learn, to express ourselves and to develop our creativity. A...
On March 13th 2019, the European Parliament voted, in a non-binding report, in favour of the suspension of EU accession negotiations with Turkey, citing disregard for human rights and civil...
In Europe on 2019, women* and genderqueer people still do not have the right to decide autonomously over their bodies and lives, including its most intimate aspects such as reproduction. Even worse,...
Today, on Valentine’s Day 2019, the European Parliament is voting on the first-ever resolution on the human rights of intersex people.In many places in Europe intersex children undergo forced...
Young people of Europe want their voices heard. It's time to lower the voting age to 16!The climate crisis is here, and the hardest price will be paid by young people. Unless our elected European...
FYEG calls on Swiss citizens to vote in favour of the popular initiative on Urban Sprawl started by the Swiss Young Greens to limit urban sprawl and preserve natural and agricultural areas. On...
Right now Albania is witnessing some of the biggest protests since 1990s. Protests are held by students claiming their right to access free and quality education. The massive student protests...
Four years ago, a collective of social rights activists in Prague turned the formerly abandoned lung clinic into the Autonomous Social Center Klinika. A derelict building was transformed into a...
Two million citizens are ready to take French government into court for its lack of action to fight against climate change!On December 18th, the French NGO Notre Affaire A Tous (Everyone’s Case)...
After a year full of climate change related natural disasters, students striking from their schools and massive demonstrations to demand climate justice, world leaders didn’t manage to step up...
On the 12th December, Hungary adopted two laws which pose serious threats to both labour rights and to the rule of law in the country. As FYEG we strongly condemn the adopted changes, as well as the...
While young people all over Europe are demanding climate action through school strikes, civil disobedience and mass demonstrations, the European Union seems to have difficulties to lead on climate...
While the COP gets started in Poland, in Slovakia 12 activists from Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Finland and Belgium are being detained since last Friday for nothing more than climbing a coal mining...
Summary: The proposed resolutions of FYEG against a new Copyright Directive were accepted by both the European Greens and the European Youth Forum. Both instances will oppose any further measure...
The 29th Council of European Greens was held in Berlin with a massive audience of over 500 guests. On top of the agenda was the election of our Green leading candidates (or Spitzenkandidaten) who...
The Central European University was founded in 1991 in order to respond to the challenges that Central European societies were facing after the fall of the iron curtain.These efforts were not enough....
The new IPCC special report on climate change leaves us with good and bad news.The good news is that climate science confirms that it's still possible to keep global warming within 1.5c. The bad news...
On Sunday 30 September, Macedonia will hold a referendum asking citizens the following question: "Are you for EU and NATO membership by accepting the agreement between the Republic of Macedonia and...
We are outraged to hear that the authorities in the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) have ordered the eviction of a peaceful citizen’s occupation of Hambach Forest. We call for...
Between September 12 and September 14, mayors, local authorities, NGOs and businesses will meet in San Francisco, the United States, for the Global Climate Action Summit. While they meet, we join...
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It was one of those days when we felt like change was in the air – even if it was a small victory it was an important one. Yesterday, we confirmed that notorious palm oil producer and forest destroyer, Duta Palma, has (finally) been...
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