The EC, Office and all Prep Teams must organise mandatory reflection/awareness sessions dedicated to discussing power dynamics in relation to sexual/romantic relationships within our Federation, being mindful about how they engage with participants and ethical leadership within FYEG.

1. The EC should hold such a reflection/awareness session at a minimum once a year preferably at the first live ECM.

2. The Office should hold such a reflection/awareness session at a minimum once a year.

3. Prep Teams should hold such a session at least once during a Prep Team meeting before the event they are organizing begins.

Discussions on power dynamics and ethical leadership also are incorporated into the onboarding process for new EC members and Office members.

(Queer-)Feminist Council
On a point of order, the women, intersex, nonbinary, trans and agender participants present and entitled to vote may decide whether they wish to hold a Feminist Council. The motion is dealt with with one pro and one con speech, with only those eligible to vote on the motion able to speak; the debate can be opened up beyond these two speeches. The Feminist Council then deliberates for up to one hour in the absence of the other participants and informs the entire body of the outcome after the end of the Feminist Council. The Feminist Council is considered part of the respective body. The organizers are responsible for a parallel programme dealing with a feminist policy topic for all those not participating in the Feminist Council.
At the Feminist Council, women, intersex, nonbinary, trans and agender people can issue a Feminist vote. In the case of motions that affect the right of self-determination of women, intersex, nonbinary, trans or agender people in terms of form or content or that particularly affect women, intersex, nonbinary, trans or agender people, the Feminist Council has the opportunity to hold a separate vote among women, intersex, nonbinary, trans or agender people before the assembly vote. This Feminist vote is a strong and urgent recommendation to the assembly and shall be understood as such. The feminist vote is a non-binding recommendation.

an EC member Any individual can not hold a maximum of two different mandates in one particular role within the same roleEC across the course of their lifetime. For example, they could be Co-spokesperson for two mandates, and EC member for one mandate, but they could not be Co-spokesperson for three mandates.

An EC member is either a co-spokesperson, a treasurer or a regular EC member: the roles cannot be accumulated.

This externalisation affects nature, the Global South, and women, highlighting the care crisis and economic models prioritising the economic benefits of an elite over life. Degrowth opposes the cheapening of labour and resources and the racist ideologies supporting it, realising decolonization and a focus on human needs instead of capital accumulation for organising the economy.This externalisation affects nature, the Global South, women and other groups in disadvantaged or depriviliged positions (for example by their sexuality, ethnicity, religion, race or other identites relevant to the applicable context), highlighting the care crisis and economic models prioritising the economic benefits of an elite over life

• Call on all member states to formally join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), a step that will increase international pressure on the Israeli government to end its atrocities in Gaza.

• support and funding for Hamas and other terrorist organisations in the region (United States Institute of Peace, 2023). Additionally, countries supporting the IDF must immediately halt its provision of arms and military funding to Israel and refrain from obstructing decisive action by the UN Security Council on this issue.

• Recognise the right of Palestinian and Israeli people to self-determination, and reaffirm support for a two-state solution based on secure and mutually agreed borders on 1967 lines.

• Implement a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel, including the prohibition of both the sale and purchase of weapons and military equipment, and immediately halt all military collaboration with Israel.

• Recognise the state of Palestine, with its capital in Jerusalem, and welcome it into the UN.

• Terminate the EU-Israel Association Agreement due to grave and systematic violations of Article 2, which concerns human rights and democratic principles.

• Condemn the criminalisation and police violence against Palestine protestors in Europe.

• Impose targeted sanctions on Israeli leadership figures, individuals and entities implicated in the commission of war crimes, crimes against humanity, or human right abuses. Such sanctions can include travel bans, asset freezes, and restrictions on financial transactions.

• Ensure Israel abides by Article 2 of the EU-Israel association agreement, respecting human rights and democratic principles.

• Promote divestment from companies supporting human rights abuses or war crimes.

• Prohibit the import of all Israeli goods and services from the occupiedOccupied Palestinian territories.

• Terminate all EU and European Central Bank (ECB) funding, loans, and financial support to Israel, including grants, research and development funding, and participation in programs such as Horizon Europe.

• Pursue the expulsion of Israel from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

• End the sale and export of weapons to Israel.

• Conduct a comprehensive assessment of all diplomatic, political, economic, and cultural relations with Israel, with a view toward suspension or termination where appropriate.

• Promote divestment from companies supporting human rights abuses or war crimes.

• Promote Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) against individuals and institutions that support or facilitate Israel’s occupation of Palestine, including participation in sporting and cultural events.

• Recognise the right of Palestinian people to self-determination, and reaffirm support for a two-state solution based on secure and mutually agreed borders on 1967 lines.

• Recognise the state of Palestine, with its capital in Jerusalem, and welcome it into the UN.

• Condemn the criminalisation and police violence against Palestine protestors in Europe.

forced displacement and hindering Palestinian development (Human Rights Watch, 2020). According to the ICJ, these policies and practices amount to racial segregation and apartheid.

This resolution is borne out of the recognition that the European Union (EU) and the governments of EU member states and other European countries have the urgentbear a historical responsibility to do everything in their power to prevent astop the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people, and to work towards peace between Israel and

The development of renewable energy limits the dependence on fossil fuels and uranium from Russia and other authoritarian states. Divesting from nuclear energy in Europe means divesting from European dependence of Russian nuclear know-how and the production of elements of nuclear power plants, needed in order to build new and maintain current nuclear power plants. The end goal of FYEG energy policy is a decentralized and community-owned and operated renewable energy

operators and nuclear fuel transportation operators to be fully transparent about the safety deviations. Another safety element to be considered is the dual use of this technology. The development of nuclear technology for the production of energy or the production of nuclear weapons cannot be distinguished. Both sectors depend on each other's research and knowledge production to develop.

democracy, freedom of speech and human rights as it protects the fundamental right to education.

We recognise the importance of this programme, especially bearing in mind the oppression students face even in some of the Western countries. Largest example of this happening can be seen when it comes to the protests of students across Europe advocating and protesting of the human rights of Palestinian people and the recognition of State of Palestine

• In particular, Qatar, which is used as a residence by some Hamas leaders to escape justice, must become a member of the ICC and cooperate with the court (United Nations, 2023).

Across the globe from Belarus and Myanmar to Hong Kong, Turkey and Iran, student activists face severe persecution for their efforts to promote human rights,

• Do everything in its power to de-escalate the conflict and prevent its spreading elsewhere. In particular, the Iranian regime must cease all support and funding for Hamas and other terrorist organisations in the region (United States Institute of Peace, 2023).

• Promote divestment from research cooperations with Israeli public and private institutions, which lead to the development of weapons, dual-use or surveillance technologies.

Following the recommendation of the EC, FYEG will explore the possibility of hiring the co-spokes, allocating time and resources to thoroughly investigate this option and potential organisational changes that should be taken to implement this measure.

FYEG demands swift integration of Ukraine and MoldovaEastern European countries into the EUEuropean Union, which will reinforce regional stability and unity.

Union, which can provide rapid assistance in emergency circumstances and ensure the right to education.

Given the increasing persecution of student activists, it is non-negotiable that the European Union applies pressure on governments to respect human rights and democratic principles. This includes advocating for repealing repressive laws like those in Georgia, especially for countries aspiring to join the EU. The EU should extend its support by hosting and protecting these young activists.

• End the sale and, export and transfer of weapons to Israel.