Conseil de la jeunesse pluriculturelle - International (COJEP)
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History
Founded 1985, as 'Jeunes Turcs de Belfort'. Subsequently assembled all similar organizations under the name 'Fédération nationale des associations omnisports des jeunes Turcs de France'. Transformed into 'Conseil de la jeunesse pluriculturelle de France (COJEP France)', 1992. Current title adopted, 2003. Registered in accordance with French law, 1995.
Aims
Work for democracy, prosperity, liberty, human rights, peace and justice, embracing all languages, religions and races worldwide.
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Consultative Status
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Relations with 1 inter-governmental organizations.
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Members in 0 countries
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Type I Classification
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M1545
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