Member Organisations - European Liberal Forum

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Atvira visvomenė ir jos draugai/Open Society and its Friends

LT - Lithuania

Bertil Ohlin Institute

SE - Sweden

Centre Jean Gol

BE - Belgium

CentreForum

UK - United Kingdom

Centrum Liberálních Studií/Centre for Liberal Studies

CZ - Czech Republic

Edistysmielisen tutkimuksen yhdistys r.y. e2/Think tank e2

FI - Finland

Fondazione Critica Liberale

IT - Italy

Forum för reformer och entreprenörskap (FORES)

SE - Sweden

Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit

DE - Germany

Fundacija Libertas

SI - Slovenia

Fundació Catalanista i Demòcrata CatDem

ES - Spain

Fundacja Klub Obywatelski/Civic Club Foundation

PL - Poland

Fundacja Projekt: Polska / Foundation Project: Poland

PL - Poland

Haya van Someren Stichting/VVD International Office

NL - Netherlands

Institute for Liberal Studies

RO - Romania

Kenniscentrum D66 (Stichting Wetenschappelijk Bureau D66)

NL - Netherlands

Liberales Institut Österreich

AT - Austria

Liberty Kentro Filelelftherwn Meletwn (KEFIM)/Liberty Forum of Greece

GR - Greece

Lokus

FI - Finland

LYMEC

Movimento Liberal Social

PT - Portugal

The Liberal Social Movement (or MLS for short) was founded in 2005 and has as objective to promote social liberalism in Portugal. The movement is a platform of individuals who believe that the old left/right dogma make little sense today, and that it is possible to have a different and constructive type of politics in Portugal.

In brief, this is what MLS stands for:

The sovereignty of the individual: the inalienable right to live one's life and to seek happiness;
A more just society, regulated by merit, where all can freely exercise their talents and develop their potential, free from any control or pressure in an environment of solidarity and respect between individuals;
Equality in front of the law, always with respect for the right to differ;
A state that is reduced to the essential minimum but that assures (in a sustainable way and following the subsidiary principle) the defense of the individual and society, private property, Justice, the existence of basic health and social security services, high quality education and the protection of cultural and environmental heritage;
Market economy, but always under state control, as corrective element of the inevitable disequilibria.

Contact person: Miguel Duarte, miguel.duarte@liberal-social.org