Types of membership
10.06.2019Organisations can be admitted as ordinary members if they
a) advocate for the interests of their autochthonous minority in a representative manner,
b) are democratically constituted,
c) meet the criteria of Article 2 of the FUEN Statutes, and
d) represent a substantial part of the autochthonous minority.
Associated membership serves as preparation for an ordinary membership. It also enables membership for organisations of autochthonous minorities which are already represented in FUEN by ordinary members. The following may be admitted as associated members:
- Organisations which meet the requirements of Article 5 of the FUEN Statutes
- Associations representing several minorities in one state
Individual persons as well as establishments, institutions, foundations and associations that support the work of FUEN ideationally and financially can be admitted as supporting members.
PRESS RELEASES
- FUEN Prize 2025 awarded to Elisabeth Sándor-Szalay for her lifelong commitment to minority rights
- Joint Declaration on geoblocking signed by minority regions at FUEN Congress
- Opening of the 69th FUEN Congress in Bozen / Bulsan / Bolzano
- Minority Monitor: Between Law and Reality – The Struggle of the Macedonian Minority in Albania
- Minority Monitor: Challenged Identity – The Case of the Turkish Minority in Greece
- FUEN mourns the passing of Traian Cresta, a leading figure of the Romanian community in Hungary
- VATAN representatives visit FUEN Brussels and raise awareness in the European Parliament
- German Bundesrat calls for inclusion of national minorities in the Basic Law
- FUEN’s European Dialogue Forum engages in political talks in Brussels
- 7th Annual Meeting of the FUEN Working Group on Education to be held in Western Thrace (Greece)