
Jeunes Pirates
France
Young Pirates of Europe is an association that brings together political youth organisations and other youth organisations in Europe that focus on pirate topics, such as topics surrounding usage and regulation of digital technologies, transparency in governance, fight against corruption in governance, topics surrounding drug substance usage and their regulation, engagement in democratic processes, and the protection of liberal democracies and the rule of law. We aim to provide an alternative to traditional European progressive parties and promote ideas that we believe are lacking in the political discourse.
16. 2. 2025
EPIC registration is open! Ask your local YPE representative for more information.
9. 1. 2025
New POLWG subgroup on agriculture and fisheries starts soon! Ask in comms chat for an invite.
16. 2. 2025
EPIC registration is open! Ask your local YPE representative for more information.
Meet our Board – a dedicated team of young activists coordinating the efforts of Young Pirates of Europe and supporting member organizations across the continent.
President
Czech Republic
Secretary General
Finland
Treasurer
Iceland
Board Member
Sweden
Board Member
Slovenia
Board Member
Slovenia
This document serves to set goals and milestones for Young Pirates of Europe for their future board term. Each action plan is structured for a year, copying the duration of the mandate of the board.
VIEW CURRENT ACTION PLANThis review summarises all activities of the board during their term and evaluates their completion or difficulties in the process. This document primarily reflects the goals set in the action plan.
VIEW CURRENT ANNUAL REVIEWAll documents surrounding the financing of this association are grouped here. This primarily consists of proposed budgets and closing budgets.
VIEW CURRENT FINANCIALSMain rules of the association which consists of setting primary bodies of the association and its powers.
VIEW CURRENT STATUTESInternal Rules of Procedures expand the scope of the statutes and further specify the functioning of the association.
VIEW CURRENT IROP