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Support European
Pick your route. Every action uses a tool that exists today and asks for no personal details.
How participation works today. StudentSafe Europe has no petition, mailing list or sign-up form yet. Actions use public GitHub forms: anyone can read them and they stay in the project’s history. A free GitHub account is needed; a pseudonymous one is fine.
There is no private way to contact StudentSafe Europe. Never send anything you would not want published.
For individuals
Make the case heard.
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Support the principles
Raise the three demands with your student union or representatives.
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Share the campaign
Copy this; it links to the demands, not to anyone’s story.
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Contribute a public source
Know a law, statute or official complaint procedure? Public documents only.
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Follow developments
No newsletter: choose Watch → Custom on the repository.
Open the repository
For organisations
Stand behind the principles.
Student unions, ombuds offices, civil society, professional bodies and universities.
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Register interest
Endorsements are not open yet; registering interest tells StudentSafe Europe who wants to be involved. It is not an endorsement, and no organisation is listed as a supporter.
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Collaborate on research
Legal or policy knowledge of a country helps research its national rules and universities.
How research contributions work
For researchers
Make the evidence stronger.
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Review evidence
Every finding is provisional until someone who did not make it checks the source; native speakers especially needed.
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Legal or policy expertise
Challenge how a safeguard is defined, or propose a better way to assess it.
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Validate country research
Assess national or university rules against the rubric, citing the exact provision.
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Correct a finding
A missed document, a newer version or a misreading. Nothing is silently overwritten.
Corrections and right of reply
Evidence, not accusations
This is not a place to report a person.
StudentSafe Europe studies published rules; it is not a court, police body, disciplinary authority or complaints service. It cannot investigate a case, and GitHub forms are public.
Welcome
- Laws and regulations
- University statutes and policies
- Official complaint and appeal procedures
- Other public institutional documents
- Documented corrections to existing research
Never post
- Names or identifying details of staff or students
- Allegations about an individual
- Personal case evidence, complaint files or correspondence
- Health information, student IDs, phone numbers or addresses
- Confidential or non-public institutional documents
If you need help with your own situation
Contact your university’s student ombudsperson or complaints office, your student union, or a qualified legal adviser. If you are in danger, contact the emergency services.
Contribution rules in full: CONTRIBUTING.md