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How can you get involved in

defending

your rights

Make your voice heard

Get involved in an existing organisation or find out about youth movements.

To express your opinion about topics that matter to you, join:

  • A student committee
  • The National Student Conference
  • The Youth Parliament
  • The National Youth Council
  • The UNICEF Ambassadors, etc.

The educational and psychosocial service student committee in every secondary school

  • Defends students’ interests with the school administration
  • Organises events
  • Develops projects
  • Supports students who have issues, for example, with a teacher
  • Participates in organising students’ daily life
  • Helps improve the school atmosphere

Ask your school for more information!

  • The Conférence nationale des élèves du Luxembourg - the National Student Committee (CNEL), represents the opinions and interests of all students in Luxembourgish secondary schools.
  • The educational and psychosocial service Youth Parliament(Jugendparlament) is a group of young people aged between 14 and 24, who live or go to school in Luxembourg. It is organised in committees to defend your interests and address the challenges encountered by all young people in Luxembourg. The committees debate, discuss and pass resolutions.
  • The educational and psychosocial service Luxembourg’s National Youth Council (Jugendrot) allows young people’s voices to be heard at national and international level. It is regularly consulted by the ministries and brings together around 30 youth organisations in Luxembourg.
  • The Youth Counsellors of theOmbudsman fir Kanner a Jugendlecher (OkaJu) are a group of teenagers who advise OkaJu in its mission to promote and protect children’s rights.
  • The UNICEF Youth Ambassadors are committed to protecting young people’s rights both in Luxembourg and throughout the world.
  • The UN Youth Delegates represent the interests of young people in Luxembourg during the United Nations General Assembly in New York, more specifically within the UN Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee.
  • The educational and psychosocial service EU Youth Dialogue opens up dialogue between European policy-makers, youth organisations, experts and researchers, etc.
  • move is a youth group within the Ecological movement (Mouvement écologique) advocating for a sustainable society. Its goal is to give you a voice on environmental protection.
  • To understand young people’s needs and expectations, Bee Secure organise des «Kids and Youth Panels.These groups of young people share the latest trends in terms of technologies and new media and give participants a chance to try out the suggested equipment.

Key takeaways

  • The government and adults must protect your rights.
  • YOU too can PARTICIPATE and become an ACTOR of YOUR rights.

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