April 2007 - Posts

• Dallas Blog I

  I decided to inform you on a few short things regarding the upcoming seminar, EC and GA through this blog. I hope that in the nearby future we can have a special 'event blog' where such updates like this can be posted, but for now I'll use Read More... Posted Saturday, April 28, 2007 9:27 AM by Bart | 0 Comments Filed under: EC, YDA, Dallas, GA, seminar

• Barking in Baku

  While the IFLRY seminar is Budapest is about to end, and while Jacob and Paola are in Cancun to attend the Liberal International congress, I am myself in Baku, Azerbaijan. Perhaps less illustrous than Budapest, and definitely less touristy than Cancun, Read More... Posted Saturday, April 28, 2007 8:26 AM by Bart | 0 Comments Filed under: human rights, Bart, press freedom, democracy, European Youth Forum, elections

• Budapest Seminar Report: April 23

  Monday, April 23, 2007 The following remarks are by Samir, Ludmila, Robert, Adelina, Ana, and Jasdeep, group one for the day of Monday, April 23, 2007 from Budapest Hungary. We would like to highlight the general themes and our reflections on the first Read More... Posted Tuesday, April 24, 2007 1:29 PM by iflry | 0 Comments

• A blast from the past…IFLRY Alumni!

  IFLRY is currently working on tracking down previous Bureau members. It has been an interesting task, as we divulge into the history and the people that have made IFLRY what it is today. As the Alumni project progresses further toward the Anniversary Read More... Posted Thursday, April 19, 2007 9:45 AM by Sarah | 0 Comments

• The poor state of Russia

  After this weekend’s arrests of hundreds of peaceful oppositional activists in Moscow and St Petersburg, among them members of Yabloko Youth, we get yet another reminder of the lack of freedom in Russia. President Putin is tightening his grip firmly. Read More... Posted Tuesday, April 17, 2007 4:18 AM by Danwen | 0 Comments Filed under: daniel wennick, Yabloko, Russia, Putin

• You vote I decide

  The global community constantly needs to be reminded of the grave situation in Belarus. But above all, Lukasjenko needs to be reminded that the world is keeping their eyes on his repressive regime. I just got back from a short visit to Prague where I Read More... Posted Friday, April 06, 2007 12:49 PM by Danwen | 0 Comments Filed under: daniel wennick