A new survey has found that young people across the European Union want a greater say in the legislative process. The survey, which was conducted by the European Youth Forum, found that young people feel that their voices are not being heard in EU decision-making, and that they lack the opportunities to participate in the political process. The survey also found that young people are particularly interested in issues related to climate change, social justice, and democracy, and that they want to be involved in shaping policy on these issues. The European Youth Forum is calling for greater efforts to engage young people in the EU’s decision-making processes, including the establishment of a European Youth Parliament and increased funding for youth-led projects. The organization argues that such measures are essential for building a more democratic and inclusive Europe. Read more here.
Source: Euractive
