Resolution on key issues concerning European youth, especially marginalised youth
Europe has been struggling with several key issues in recent years, including the increased displacement of people, the rise of xenophobia and intolerance in society as well as a lack of possibilities and motivation of youth to participate. In the current uncertain political and social context that affects young people, they can be powerful catalysts for positive change and contributors of innovative solutions to Europe’s problems.
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Protection of the rights of youth from minoritised national and linguistic groups in Europe in the context of rising extremism
The European Youth Forum emphasises that minority rights are human rights and a key measure of a healthy democracy. These values are increasingly under threat, highlighting the need to protect minorities to uphold open and democratic societies.
Combating menstrual poverty across Europe - an unseen hindrance to equal opportunities
Around 10% of people who menstruate in the EU face period poverty, especially those with low income, refugees, youth, and people with disabilities. The European Youth Forum urges action to end period poverty as a key step toward gender equality and the right to menstrual health.
Assuring Peace and Justice in Palestine and Israel
The European Youth Forum urges Council of Europe states to uphold the Genocide Convention, act to prevent atrocities, and ensure accountability under international law. Read the motion to find out more.