In May 2006 the European Charter of Active Citizenship was signed.

"We, active citizens organized in movements and associations operating in different European Union countries, exercising our responsibility to contribute to the building and development of a Europe intended as a new democracy, have drawn up this European Charter of Active Citizenship. We submit it to the public debate at the Community and national level and request that it be included in the European constitutional process, as well as in the Member States’ legal frameworks. The Charter draws on the actual experiences of Autonomous Citizens’ Organizations (ACOs), which are directly or indirectly involved in European and national policies", says the Preamble of the Charter.

The current issue is "Active citizenship". What it means in the context of Belarus, how it adapts to the contemporary Belarusian realities, what issues are the most crucial for those who believe they have an active civil position.

European Charter of Active Citizenship 
The Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum Agenda
Being a part of the whole. A week of active citizenship is taking place in Belarus 
Proposals of the Belarusian delegates to the participants and organizers of the Forum   
Conference “Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum: Agenda for Belarus” 
FINAL COMMUNIQUE OF THE CONFERENCE “Civil Society Forum of the EaP: An Agenda for Belarus" 
The final resolution of the Conference
Belarusian Civil Society: Open letter on expelling Tatsiana Shaputska from University
Brief Chronology of the Civil Society Forum
Strategic proposals on the activity of Civil Society organizations within Civil Society Forum in 2010