Member organizations
Austria: Croatian Center for Culture, Education and Politics (2012[4]), Croatian Cultural Association of Burgenland (1958[5]), National Council of Carinthian Slovenes (1958[6]), Community of the Carinthian Slovenes (2012[7])
Albania: Montenegrin Community in Albania “ZCGA” - Elbasan (n.d.[8]), Macedonian Association “Ilinden” – Tirana (2015[9])
Azerbaijan: "Vatan" Public Union of Ahiska Turks living in Azerbaijan (n.d.[10])
Belgium: ProDG (2014[11])
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Otaharin - Citizens' Association for the Promotion of Education of Roma (2017 [12])
Bulgaria: Centre for Aromunian Language and Culture in Bulgaria (n.d.[13]), European Institute - POMAK (n.d.[14])
Switzerland: Lia Rumantscha (1954[15]), Pro Grigioni Italiano (2009[16]), The Radgenossenschaft der Landstrasse (2023[17]), Schäft qwant - Trans-national association for Yenish cooperation and cultural exchange (2004[18])
Czech Republic: Congress of the Poles in the Czech Republic (n.d.[19]), Assembly of German Associations in the Czech Republic (1993[20])
Germany: Federation of Western Thrace Turks in Europe (2007[21]), Domowina (1990[22]), EBLUL Germany - Committee for regional and minority language (2012[23]), Frasche Rädj seksjoon nord (2022[24]), Frisian Association (1949[25]), South Schleswig Association (n.d.[26]), Central Council of German Sinti and Roma (n.d.[27]), Union of Poles in Germany (n.d.[28])
Denmark: Federation of Germans in Northern Schleswig (n.d.[29]), Danish Border Association (n.d.[30])
Estonia: Estonian Union of National Minorities (2001[31]), Association of Belarusians in Estonia (2004[32]), Union of Germans in Estonia (1998[33]), NGO "Russian School of Estonia" (2017[34]), Union of Russian Educational and Charitable Societies in Estonia (2001[35])
Spain: The Pro-Language Platform (2018[36])
France: Occitania Football Association (2013[37]), Committee for regional action in Brittany (1949[38]), EL Association (n.d.[39]), The Cultural Institute of Brittany (n.d.[40]), National Breton Party (2013[41]), Unser Land (2022[42])
Georgia: Association of Germans of Georgia “Einung” (2003[43]), Public Movement Multinational Georgia (2002[44])
Greece: Western Thrace Minority University Graduates Association (2007[45]), Party of Friendship, Equality and Peace (2013[46]), Ecumenical Federation of Constantinopolitans (2011[47]), Panhellenic Pomak Association (2019[48]), Rainbow-Macedonian minority party (2002[49]), Macedonian Movement to Promote Mother Language “Krste Misirkov” (2022[50])
Hungary: National Self-Government of Romanians in Hungary (2022[51]), National Self-Government of Slovaks in Hungary (2004[52]), Self-Government of Germans in Hungary (n.d.[53]), National Self-Government of Rusyns in Hungary (2023[54])
Croatia: German society - Organisation of Danube Swabians in Croatia, Osijek (2011[55]), Democratic Union of Hungarians in Croatia (2002[56]), Coordination of Councils and Representatives of the Czech National Minority (2011[57]), Serb National Council (2000[58])
Italy: Foundation "Agostina Piccoli" (2018[59]), Institute for Studies on Local Administration (2013[60]), Slovenska kulturno-gospodarska zveza SKGZ (2022[61]), Union of the Slovenes in Italy (n.d.[62]), Confederation of Slovene Organisations (2019[63]), South Tyrolean People's Party in South Tyrol (1954[64]), Union of the Ladins of Dolomites (1997[65]), Friulian Philological Society (2023[66])
Ireland: Údarás na Gaeltachta (2021[67])
Kyrgyzstan: Council of Germans in Kirgistan (1998[68])
Kazakhstan: The Community of Germans of Kazakhstan "Wiedergeburt" - Public Union (2019[69])
Latvia: Association of Germans in Latvia (2009[70])
Moldova: German House "Hoffnung" of the Republik of Moldova (2004[71])
North Macedonia: Union for the Culture of the Aromanians in Macedonia (2002[72]), Association for Human Right Protection of Roma – Stip (2018[73]), Roma Democratic Development Association SONCE (2017[74]), Roma Community Center “DROM” (2017[75])
Netherlands: Council of the Frisian Movement (1949[76])
Poland: Kashubian–Pomeranian Association (1993[77]), Masurian Society in Poland (1991[78]), Association of German Social Cultural Societies in Poland (n.d.[79]), Union of Lemkos (1996[80])
Romania: Democratic Union of Slovaks and Czechs in Romania (2019[81]), Democratic Forum of Germans in Romania (1993[82]), Arman Community in Romania (2006[83]), Hungarian Civic Party (2014[84]), Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (1991[85]), Tatar Democratic Union (2021[86])
Serbia: Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina (1993[87]), German People's Union (2002[88]), Humanitarian Centre Rom Obrenovac (2017[89]), Lunjina Serbian–Aromanian Association (2019[90]), Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (2005[91]), Humanitarian Society of German Minority "St. Gerhard" (2023[92])
Russia: “IVDK”-International Union of German Culture (2004[93]), International Society of Meskhetian Turks (1996[94]), International Union of Greek Societies of CIS Pontos (2002[95]), Bars El: Social Organisation for Fostering and Development of the Karachay-Balkar Traditions (2012[96]), Federal Lezghin National and Cultural Autonomy (FLNCA) (n.d.[97]), Qumuqlar (n.d.[98])
Sweden: The Foundation Scanian Future (1991[99])
Slovakia: Czech Association in Slovakia (1998[100]), Carpathian-German association in Slovakia (1993[101]), Aliancia–Szövetség (n.d.[102])
Slovenia: Italian Union (2021[103]), Association of German Speaking Cultural Societies in Slovenia (2016[104]), The Hungarian Self-Governing Ethnic Community of Pomurje (2017[105])
Turkey: Rhodes, Kos and the Dodacanese Turks Culture and Solidarity Association (2014[106])
Ukraine: All-Ukrainian National Cultural Association of the Moldovians (2015[107]), The Cultural Alliance of Hungarians in Sub-Carpathia (1993[108]), Association of Crimean Karaites "Krymkarailar" (2003[109]), Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People (n.d.[110]), Council of Germans in Ukraine (n.d.[111]), Public Organization «Assembly of Nationalities of Ukraine» (2015[112]), Society of the Carpatho-Rusyns in Ukraine (1999[113]), Federation of Greek Communities of Ukraine (2016[114])
Uzbekistan: Cultural Socitey of Germans in Uzbekistan "Wiedergeburt" (2002[115])
