You never really know what you're going to get when it comes to resolutions from the various member parties of ELDR, although there are some telltale hints as to what might emerge. Some of the parties from candidate nations are, to put not too fine a point on it, keen to address issues related to their neighbourhood, others tend towards economic issues and LYMEC, the youth wing, tend towards the libertarian fringe (perhaps it's just that I'm getting old, but it wasn't like that in my day...).
Anyway, here are the resolutions to be considered, gathered into headings for somebody's convenience...
Civil Liberties
1. Civil Liberties in the European Union
2. Deletion, not Blocking!
3. Taking the Lead in Preventing Human Trafficking
4. Human Trafficking
5. The Data Retention Directive
6. Equal Treatment of Single-Person Households in the EU
7. The Romani People in Europe
Economic Policy
8. A Credible and Solid Currency
9. Women Entrepreneurs in Europe
Health Policy
10. The Link between Animal Welfare, Public Health and Resistance to Antibiotics
Future of Europe
11. The European Citizens’ Initiative – a new Opportunity to Empower the Citizens
12. The European Integration of Iceland
13. Kosovan Independence
14. The European Future of the Western Balkans Region
15. Relations between the EU and Russia
Foreign Policy
16. Turkey’s Anti-Terror Law and Children’s Rights
17. Afghanistan – Transferring Responsibilities and Power
18. Nuclear Disarmament and Arms Control – Using the New Momentum in the Debate for a “Global Zero”
19. EU-Moroccan Fisheries Agreement
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