The Federal Union of European Nationalities (FUEN)
04.06.2019The Federal Union of European Nationalities (FUEN)
- is the main advocate and the largest umbrella organisation of Europe’s autochthonous national minorities, nationalities and language groups. Under its umbrella it currently unites more than 100 member organisations from 38 European countries, with new members joining every year.
- is a mutual support community that represents the interests of the European minorities at regional, national, and particularly European level.
- maintains a large network of European regions, policy makers, scientific institutes, cultural and educational institutions, youth organisations, media and other associates
- works for the preservation and promotion of the identity, language, culture, rights and traditions of the European minorities
- is the voice of the minorities at the international organisations, the European Union, the Council of Europe, the United Nations and the OSCE.
Over the last couple of years, FUEN has increased and consolidated its team and its presence, running three offices – in Flensburg, Berlin and Brussels. The success of the Minority SafePack European Citizens’ Initiative, coordinated by the FUEN gave a new kind of visibility and a consolidated position to the organisation.
FUEN is headed by the Presidium, which is elected by the Assembly of Delegates and formed by the President, six Vice Presidents and the YEN President (ex officio). Since the 2016 FUEN Congress in Breslau/Wroclaw (Poland) the Presidium is led by Loránt Vincze, member of the Hungarian community in Romania.
COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE
- Representatives of Turkic minorities and communities will come together in Ankara for the 10th Annual Meeting of FUEN TAG
- A visit at the Czechs in Slovakia: the 27th AGSM seminar takes place in Košice
- Facing intersectional inequalities: Women of Minorities conference in Athens
- Minority Monitor presents: Linguistic diversity under hate attacks
- Representatives of German minorities meet in Berlin for their 33rd annual conference
- 8th Forum of European Minority Regions: Focus on digitalisation
- FUEN Assembly of Delegates 2024: Call for a European legal framework for the protection and promotion of minorities
- The future of FUEN: What course will we follow in the next 75 years?
- On the North Frisian coast – the 68th FUEN Congress opens in Husum/Hüsem
- Minority Monitor presents: From Hate Messages to Hate Crimes