Treaty of Middelburg
I would like the to see more equality and justice regardless the background, I would also like that people would have more opportunities to pursue their dreams like having more education, so people can have their voice heard.
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Melissa Küniç
Treaty of Middelburg
Firstly, creating a more balanced world. The division into first/third-world countries allows the technologically and militarily inferior to be exploited mercilessly. Evening out the playing field in various ways should allow everyone equal opportunities. Furthermore, a bare minimum social income should become standard, so that people are not restricted in life by the necessity to work, but can rather see work as an option to thrive in certain areas. If I may go to the completely unrealistic, a simple ban on weapons without recreational use may ease some tensions around the world and allow for more open versions of diplomacy and cooperation.
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Garrick Latimer
Treaty of Middelburg
I would like to see a world where freedom is truly accessible to everyone, regardless of someone’s background. This signifies that we should ensure equal access to education for all, equal access to work opportunities, healthcare services, et cetera. I believe that it is important to advocate for human rights and contribute to public policies that reduce economic disparities.
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Kelly Vrijens
Treaty of Middelburg
I would like to see a world where everyone, especially young people, has the freedom to express their opinions without fear of consequences. I believe it’s important to create environments where people can speak openly, access information freely and have the opportunity to make choices that shape their future. I’d like to see less censorship and more platforms that encourage diverse voices and ideas, allowing everyone to contribute to the conversation.
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Kseniia Fadeeva
Treaty of Middelburg
I want everyone to have the same freedom, no matter where they come from. That means making sure young people can get a good education, speak their minds without fear, and have equal opportunities. Freedom should mean that no one is held back from living the life they want (not everything of course, but things that could benefit elsewhere)
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Louis Delmeulle
Treaty of Middelburg
I don't believe we can stop wars and achieve world peace, war is something that is inherent to humanity since the dawn of (human) time. I do believe that we can change the way we approach conflict. Almost every time we have meddled in global conflicts, the aftermath led to unstable situation in said country, therefore setting said country up to be the next powder keg. Maybe not always in conflict, but at least in a political or economic sense. As long as we keep leaving instability and uncertainty, we are fighting a running battle.
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Finn Switijnk
Treaty of Middelburg
If I could change one thing in the world regarding freedom, it would be to ensure that every individual, especially young people, has the freedom to express themselves without fear of judgment, censorship, or retaliation. In many places, people still can’t speak openly about who they are, what they believe, or what they dream of becoming. I believe true freedom goes beyond laws, it includes emotional safety, cultural acceptance, and equal access to opportunities regardless of background. I would work to create a world where freedom means the ability to explore one’s identity, speak one’s truth, and pursue one’s goals without being held back by discrimination, fear, or systemic barriers.
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udayan jain
Treaty of Middelburg
I would work on making the future feel more accessible and engaging for young people. Many of us are eager to be involved in shaping tomorrow, but the way decision-making processes are structured often makes participation unappealing or difficult. By making discussions on global and societal issues more approachable and interactive, we can ensure that more young voices are heard and taken seriously.
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Vajk Reijnders
Treaty of Middelburg
I would like to see a change in the mindset of people, with that I mean I want people to be more open-minded and have discussions and debates while accepting and reflecting and the oppositions views. We have to stop being so stubborn and try to make more compromises while taking the positives from both ways of thinking.
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yann laterza
