Drawing on our intertwined histories, we seek to strengthen the ties between our movements and organizations and work together toward:
- A democratic and sustainable economy working for everyone – an egalitarian society based on a just distribution of wealth and resources.
- Politics for the people, by the people, free of corporate interest, political oligarchies and authoritarianism.
- An economy in favour of the working people – better pay, secure jobs, strong labour rights, and a proper work-life balance.
- Democracy at work. Support for independent trade unions, collective bargaining, worker co-determination, as well as co-operatives as alternative forms of economic organization.
- Fiscal policies that can finance progressive social agendas both on a national and a regional level, breaking with the neoliberal politics of debt and austerity.
- Active policies for the conservation ecosystems and biodiversity. Protection of global common goods, responsible and sustainable management of water resources and land.
- A socially just, inclusive, sustainable and state-driven transition to a carbon-neutral society.
- Solid welfare systems and public services. Access to quality and affordable housing, strong public education and healthcare. Public pension systems which guarantee a dignified life for the elderly.
- Equal societies, free of marginalisation, discrimination and hate. Full respect and support for all fundamental human rights. Full political, economic, social and cultural participation of all minorities.
- Technology benefiting people, not corporations. A digital economy that empowers and creates opportunities. Data should be a common good serving social development, not a commodity enriching the few.
- Free and robust civil society organisations, independent, public and critical mass media.
- Democratisation of municipal governance. Vibrant local democracies. Protection and expansion of public spaces.
- A European Union built as a community of democracies, bound by solidarity and social values, fighting inequalities, disparities and poverty.
- A Central-Eastern European voice calling both within the EU and on a global scale for a social and economic model based on principles of social justice and solidarity. Fully-fledged Social Europe, reigning in capitalism and corporate abuse.
- International solidarity, global justice and consistent anti-imperialism. International cooperation based on principles of human rights and democracy.
- A comprehensive view of human security that engages with dangers to the environment, public health or social wellbeing alongside humanitarian or military threats.
- Democratic control, oversight and accountability over defence spending, policy and armed forces.