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Declaration/31.03.2025

IUSY demands firm sanctions against the Hungarian government to repeal this law and allow the free celebration of LGBTQIA+ Pride

IUSY expresses its strongest condemnation of the recent approval by the Hungarian government of a law banning the celebration of LGBTQIA+ Pride. This measure constitutes a direct attack on the rights of LGBTQIA+ individuals, as well as a serious violation of democratic principles and the values upheld by the European Union.

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Declaration/16.03.2025

Solidarity Statement on Serbia

IUSY stands in full solidarity with the people of Serbia and the democratic forces demanding accountability, transparency, and a sustainable democratic transition that ensures the rights of its citizens. The recent wave of protests reflects the people's deep frustration with corruption, government negligence and the decline of democratic norms.

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Declaration/16.03.2025

IUSY Calls for International Recognition of the Halabja Genocide and Reparations for the Kurdish People

IUSY stands in solidarity with the Kurdish people as we commemorate the 37th anniversary of the Halabja genocide. On March 16, 1988, the Ba'athist regime of Saddam Hussein carried out heinous crimes against humanity, using chemical weapons to massacre over 5,000 innocent Kurdish civilians, including women, children and elderly. This act of genocide was part of the broader Anfal Campaign, which sought to systematically annihilate the Kurdish population in Iraq.

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Solidarity/13.03.2025

IUSY welcomes ICC arrest warrant for former Philippine President Duterte over war on drugs crimes

The International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY) stands in solidarity with the Filipino people in marking a historic moment in the pursuit of justice. Former President Rodrigo Duterte, the chief architect of the brutal War on Drugs that claimed thousands of lives, has been served a warrant of arrest by the International Criminal Court (ICC) through the Interpol earlier today on charges of crimes against humanity. This is a long-overdue but welcome first step towards accountability for the grav

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