Partners

The Committee brings together representatives of the Bashkir national movement outside Bashkortostan and conducts political, international, cultural and human-rights work. A central part of its activity is international representation of the Bashkir people and the protection of their national, political and cultural rights.

The movement brings together Udmurt activists and supporters of democratic transformation, works with the diaspora and develops political, civic and international initiatives for Udmurtia’s future. Its work includes public advocacy, international contacts, cultural projects and preparation for democratic self-government.

The movement works with supporters from the Kursk, Bryansk, Oryol, Kaluga and Tula lands and develops public, informational and international initiatives in support of regional self-determination. Its activity is focused on political organization, civic participation and preparation for a democratic future for the region.

The European representation develops contacts with national and regional movements, participates in international events and promotes the political interests of the Don region. Its work includes public advocacy, international communication and support for civic self-government and democratic political transformation.

The movement works internationally on the political, linguistic and cultural rights of the peoples of Idel-Ural. Its public and human-rights activity addresses Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Chuvashia, Udmurtia, Mari El and the Erzya and Moksha lands, and supports the right of these peoples to determine their own political future.

The League creates a common international platform for national movements and supports cooperation on political representation, human rights, decolonization and the future statehood of their peoples. Tatar representatives participate in its work alongside representatives of other national and regional movements.

ABN develops international advocacy and human-rights initiatives focused on political prisoners, captive nations and decolonization. Its conferences and public projects bring together representatives of national movements, civic leaders and experts from different countries to strengthen international cooperation and support peoples seeking freedom and self-determination.

The Forum provides an international venue for political dialogue on the future of peoples and regions currently within the Russian Federation. Its events bring together national movements, diplomats, politicians, analysts and civil-society representatives to discuss self-determination, democratic transition, security and the formation of future independent states.

The founding conference of the Congress was held in Rome on July 30, 2025, and the association was officially registered in Italy on October 29, 2025. Its priorities include international representation of indigenous peoples, protection of cultural and linguistic identity, preservation of historical heritage, development of international contacts and coalitions, and support for peoples seeking self-determination.

The Council was created by Tatar emigrants living in Europe, Australia, Canada, Turkey and other countries. It operates as an open movement without a single chairperson: participants work in different areas within a common strategy. Its priorities include politics and human rights, science and education, media and communications, culture, religion and traditions, ecology, international representation and support for Tatar emigrants.

The initiative works toward the creation of democratic political institutions for a future independent Udmurt Republic. One of its central projects is the formation of a democratically elected Council of Representatives of the Peoples of Udmurtia as a platform for civic representation and preparation for a democratic transition. The campaign also emphasizes the protection and development of language and culture, civic participation, rule of law and self-determination.