Due to the great interest with which the "Youth Interventions" project was met, we saw the need to continue the activities of the second part of the project, i.e. "Youth Interventions 2.0. Continuation of the comprehensive youth legal awareness program" also implemented with the support of the PGE Foundation until October 2023. Having recognized the problems of youth, we see the need to develop program activities on two levels within the framework of so-called youth policies. The first is to pr ...

The project "Youth Interventions. Comprehensive Youth Legal Awareness Program" was implemented with the support of the PGE Foundation and ran between October 2022 and March 2023. This publication brings together the quintessential of the counseling activities implemented as part of the Intervention... For six months, the IREPSO team provided free legal advice to representatives of foundations, associations, informal groups, youth councils or student or pupil governments. Within the framework of ...

Case: In Niespornice [name changed], there was no youth council in the city until now. For a long time, an informal group called "Youth Reaction" has been advocating for its establishment. After long efforts, the group succeeded in bringing about the establishment of a youth council in the city (YCC) by the municipal council. None of the members of the "Youth Reaction" group obtained a mandate as a YCC councilor. This led to a boycott of the established youth council by the members of this group ...

Case: The Youth Council of City X has the following provisions in its statute: The Youth Council of the City makes all decisions in the form of an act. Acts of the Youth Council are adopted by open voting. Questions: Could the Youth Council of the City have granted itself legislative powers as defined in the statute?  Are decisions made in the form of an act binding?  IREPSO Answer: The analysis should begin by recalling the provisions of Article 5b(10) of the Act on Local Government. According ...

Case: The Youth Assembly of the Province, seeing certain provisions in its statute that may cause certain limitations in its activities, decided to change them. What could be the model procedure for changing statutory provisions initiated by the Youth Assembly of the Province? IREPSO's answer: The procedure mentioned in the case should begin with the creation of a problem committee or a working group that would prepare a resolution project in this regard. Of course, the establishment of such a c ...