IUSY is looking for a Project Manager for its Secretariat. As Project Manager of IUSY you are engaged in all our activities and will get a very broad and multicultural management experience. You will also get a unique chance to study the world from a political and social perspective.
IUSY attended the Council Meeting of the Socialist International in Spain. Here, you can follow the discussions on the topics and solutions presented at the event
The year of 2023 comes to an end and the IUSY family is proud to, once again, have served the progressive values of solidarity and social justice all over the world.
Challenges of Security in the Western Balkan region
Meeting
05/03/2023
IUSY member organizations from the BRT (Balkan Round Table) Committee gathered in Podgorica from 3 to 5 March 2023, to discuss the topic “Challenges of security in the Western Balkan region“.
Following multiple earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria, these events have been affecting the most vulnerable people in the world. Unfortunately, the death toll has now passed the 40,000 lives. IUSY extends its deepest condolences to the families of the Syrian, Turkish and Kurdish people that became victims of the devastating earthquake in southern Turkey and Northern Syria, and wish a speedy recovery to those injured. While governments, international bodies and humanitarian aid organizations
IUSY condemns Azerbaijan’s continuous policy of ethnic cleansing perpetrated against the Armenian population of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)
Call to Action
19/12/2022
Since the 12th of December 2022, Azerbaijani so-called environmentalists blocked the only highway, known as the Lachin Corridor, connecting Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) to the outside world. Many of these “protesters” have been identified as members of the Azerbaijani military and government posing as civilians.
IUSY condemns the missile attacks on the Iranian Kurdish Party headquarter (KDPI) and refugee camp of the Iranian Kurdish refugees
Call to Action
12/10/2022
After the murder of Zhina Amini for not complying with hijab regulations properly, which the Autocratic regime has imposed on all women across Iran and Kurdistan since coming to power in 1979, demonstrations started in East Kurdistan and then spread throughout Iran. Many of the demonstrators in Eastern Kurdistan demanded the return of a democratic government that respects the rights and the aspirations of the Kurdish people.
