Be part of the International Youth Day 2016!

written by INFO, un.org

Every 12th of August the world is celebrating the International Youth Day. The theme chosen for this year is “The Road to 2030: Eradicating Poverty and Achieving Sustainable Production and Consumption”…

Invitation for 14th International Youth Conference

written by INFO, Macedonia

14th International Youth Conference “European Values for the future of SEE countries” will take place traditionally in Krusevo. The Conference brings together the most valuable young leaders, workers and activists from the region for the past 14 years…

Belgrade Appeal: For European Solution of Refugee and Migration Crisis

written by INFO, Serbia

The EU is witnessing the 21st century’s first large migration wave moving towards its borders. This influx of people has forced countries on its Balkan route to manage hundreds of thousands of desperate, destitute people…

1st July-31st December 2016: Slovak EU Council Presidency

written by INFO, europa.eu

On 1st July 2016 Slovakia wiil take over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from the Netherlands and hold it until 31st December 2016, when the Presidency will be passed to the next trio partner Malta (from 1st January 2017).

UN Human Rights Council resolution on youth and human rights

written by INFO, EU

On June 30th, the Human Rights Council of the United Nations adopted a resolution on Youth and Human Rights, which emphasises the importance of young people’s political participation and calls for a panel on youth and human rights in the autumn at which youth organisations should be represented…

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