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The Cyprus Problem: Its International Dimension and the Role of Young People
In 2025, 51 years after the Turkish invasion, the Cyprus Youth Council continues advocating for youth rights, peace, and reconciliation, including Turkish Cypriot youth. It envisions a free, reunited Cyprus as a model of coexistence, while the European Youth Forum upholds its principles in addressing the Cyprus Problem.
Ensuring good governance and youth participation in the management of Erasmus+ National Agencies
Erasmus+ National Agencies are vital for developing the EU youth sector and ensuring equal access to opportunities. However, youth organisations report issues with transparency, communication, and consultation. Strengthening transparency, accountability and stakeholder participation is essential.
Safeguarding Independent National Youth Councils and Guaranteeing the Stability of Youth Policy in Europe
The independence of National Youth Councils across Europe is under threat, requiring urgent political action. This motion supports the European Youth Forum’s Strategic Plan 2024–2028 to strengthen democracy, protect civic space, and defend youth organisations from political interference.
Appeal to the European Union: Stand Against Repression and Violation of Fundamental Rights in Serbia
Repression in Serbia has intensified since the Novi Sad tragedy in Nov 2024. Over 1600 protests have erupted, with 325,000 marching on Mar 15, 2025. Young people demand accountability, the rule of law, and the protection of human rights. Read the motion to find out what we're calling for.
Condemning youth rights violations and threats to activist safety in Serbia
Serbia’s youth activists are facing worrying challenges to their safety, privacy, and basic freedoms, highlighting deep-rooted issues in the country's rule of law and democratic practices. Read the motion to find out the European Youth Forum's position.
The Cyprus Problem: Its international dimension and how young Cypriots are affected by it
This resolution calls for the cessation of hostilities and, with the consent of the Government of Cyprus, the deployment of a UN Peacekeeping Force to prevent the recurrence of violence and for the Republic of Cyprus to take the responsibility to restore law and order to prevent further violence in Cyprus.
Freedom of Movement for All: Bulgaria and Romania belong in the Schengen Area
On 8 December 2022, the Council of the European Union deliberated the joining of Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania in the Schengen Area. Croatia was unanimously accepted, however, the application of Bulgaria and Romania was vetoed by the governments of Austria and the Netherlands.