Two MPs for the diaspora
So that pillar 15 becomes a constitutional reality.
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Get involved
There are many ways to be useful
Joining is one. Backing a campaign, making yourself known, offering a skill, coming to a public meeting are others — and none of them requires a membership card.
Current campaigns
Open to non-members: that is what they are for.
Voting from abroad without obstacles
Polling stations close to voters, simpler consular registration.
I support thisCandidate sponsorship that excludes no one
Clear candidacy rules, the same for everyone.
I support thisA legal framework for investing
Protecting the diaspora's savings invested back home.
I support thisUnderstanding activism
Before joining, know what you are committing to.
What is a section?
The grassroots, local level, alongside delegations and cells. Their officers provide local leadership, mobilise members and carry out local activities, under the authority of the Country Coordinator.
Read Article 23 of the Decision (in French) →What does a Country Coordinator do?
They carry out the movement's work in their country of residence: they represent the Movement there, organise the sections, mobilise members and supporters, apply national directives and report to the National Secretariat.
Read Articles 19 to 22 of the Decision (in French) →What is expected of a member
Obtaining a membership card, paying dues, taking part in meetings and activities, observing discipline, showing solidarity: the Statutes make these duties.
Read Articles 6 to 8 of the Statutes (in French) →Other ways to act
None of them requires a membership card.
Make yourself known
This form is not a membership application: it tells your zone's National Secretariat that you are there, and you are told what happens next as soon as you send it.
Form · no membership card
Offer my skills
Lawyer, accountant, translator, communications specialist, logistician: tell us what you can do, and your coordination will call on you when it is useful.
Form · member or not
Come to a public meeting
Assemblies, training sessions, meetings open to the public: the movement's events are listed in the calendar.
Events
Find my section
The map of where we are, zone by zone: the countries where the network is present.
Map of where we are
Join
The Statutes give every member who meets the conditions the right to vote and stand for election to all the movement's bodies, and to take part in all its activities.