In 2005, the Young Liberals of Canada developed a strategy to put support for same sex marriage on the agenda of the Liberal Party by gaining youth support at regional meetings and influencing the party. They prepared by forming communication and policy sub-teams, and planned provocative statements. At the meetings, they registered youth separately, kept delegates organized and in contact, and were strategic in which votes to attend while maintaining a visible presence through protests and media interviews.
The document discusses various street actions and campaigns performed by youth groups in opposition to policies and projects, including performances against expanding FSB powers, protesting a Gazprom tower, advocating for internet freedom, and calling for political change without successors or punishment.
When Civil Society Changes the World discusses best practices for international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to improve global governance. Key aspects include maintaining independence from governments by not accepting all grants and having their own ideas. NGOs should also be non-profit focused rather than profit-driven and pursue goals that are widely seen as desirable and legitimate to gain influence and authority to convince governments. Bureaucracy with clear roles, continuity, impartiality, and expertise is also important for NGO credibility and effectiveness.
The Council of Europe has 47 member states and Montenegro was the last country to join. Winston Churchill first proposed the idea of a Council of Europe in 1946 to unite Europe. The two main instruments to protect human rights are the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights. Each European citizen pays 0.23 euros per year to the Council of Europe budget. IFLRY has over 90 member organizations, shares an office with Liberal International in London, and has 4 vice presidents while the majority of its members are located in Europe.
- Between 1990-2002, over 3.5 million jobs in Romania were lost, especially in industry, due to the country's economic transition. This led many Romanians to seek work abroad, with top destinations including Israel, Germany, and Italy over different time periods.
- Immigration to Romania was relatively low in the early 1990s but increased gradually. Major sources of immigrants included Turkey, China, and Moldova due to historical and family ties between the countries.
- In the 1990s, over 400,000 Romanians applied for asylum in Europe, especially Germany, due to economic hardships during communism and human rights issues in the country's transition to democracy. Roma in particular faced discrimination and violence, prompting
This document discusses migration forecasts from the International Federation of Liberal and Radical Youth Migration Seminar in 2011. It notes overall trends in migration and includes copyright information for Google from 2011. The document appears to be presenting migration forecasts and trends from an event along with relevant copyright details.
In 2005, the Young Liberals of Canada developed a strategy to put support for same sex marriage on the agenda of the Liberal Party by gaining youth support at regional meetings and influencing the party. They prepared by forming communication and policy sub-teams, and planned provocative statements. At the meetings, they registered youth separately, kept delegates organized and in contact, and were strategic in which votes to attend while maintaining a visible presence through protests and media interviews.
The document discusses various street actions and campaigns performed by youth groups in opposition to policies and projects, including performances against expanding FSB powers, protesting a Gazprom tower, advocating for internet freedom, and calling for political change without successors or punishment.
When Civil Society Changes the World discusses best practices for international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to improve global governance. Key aspects include maintaining independence from governments by not accepting all grants and having their own ideas. NGOs should also be non-profit focused rather than profit-driven and pursue goals that are widely seen as desirable and legitimate to gain influence and authority to convince governments. Bureaucracy with clear roles, continuity, impartiality, and expertise is also important for NGO credibility and effectiveness.
The Council of Europe has 47 member states and Montenegro was the last country to join. Winston Churchill first proposed the idea of a Council of Europe in 1946 to unite Europe. The two main instruments to protect human rights are the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights. Each European citizen pays 0.23 euros per year to the Council of Europe budget. IFLRY has over 90 member organizations, shares an office with Liberal International in London, and has 4 vice presidents while the majority of its members are located in Europe.
- Between 1990-2002, over 3.5 million jobs in Romania were lost, especially in industry, due to the country's economic transition. This led many Romanians to seek work abroad, with top destinations including Israel, Germany, and Italy over different time periods.
- Immigration to Romania was relatively low in the early 1990s but increased gradually. Major sources of immigrants included Turkey, China, and Moldova due to historical and family ties between the countries.
- In the 1990s, over 400,000 Romanians applied for asylum in Europe, especially Germany, due to economic hardships during communism and human rights issues in the country's transition to democracy. Roma in particular faced discrimination and violence, prompting
This document discusses migration forecasts from the International Federation of Liberal and Radical Youth Migration Seminar in 2011. It notes overall trends in migration and includes copyright information for Google from 2011. The document appears to be presenting migration forecasts and trends from an event along with relevant copyright details.