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Campaigns

Stars

As a non-profit, non-governmental organisation, Free Software Foundation Europe works to create general understanding and support for Free Software and Open Standards in politics, business, law and society at large. Therefore we run the following campaigns. You can help us with them!

  • "Secure Boot"

    FSFE's goal is to ensure that the owners of IT devices are always in full and sole control of them. This fundamental principle is recently being challenged.

  • PDFreaders.org

    Launched by the Fellowship of FSFE, pdfreaders.org is a site providing information about Free Software PDF readers for all major operating systems.

  • Document Freedom Day

    Every year, DFD is the day to raise awareness for Open Document Formats and Open Standards by organizing activities all over the world together with partner organizations and volunteers. Help us on www.documentfreedom.org.

  • Towards a World Intellectual Wealth Organization

    We endorse and support the Geneva Declaration, and invite its drafters, signatories, and the United Nations to start thinking now not only about what the role of WIPO should be, but rather what kind of organisation it should become in the future in order to manage our intellectual wealth.

  • Ask your candidates

    During local, federal, parliament elections, FSFE calls on all Free Software supporters to ask the parties' candidates about their positions on Free Software and Open Standards.

  • I ♥ Free Software

    Valentines Day is a celebration of love and affection between intimate companions. FSFE's campaign try to make the opportunity to show you care about the people and Free Software that show you love all year round.

  • Free Your Android!

    Android is a mostly free operating system mainly developed by Google. Unfortunately, the drivers for most devices and most applications from the “market” are non-free. This campaign collects information about running an Android system as free as possible and tries to coordinate these efforts.

  • DRM.info

    DRM.info is a collaborative platform initiated and maintained by FSFE to inform on the dangers of Digital Restrictions Management and make visible the concerns from various different groups. DRM.info contributors include digital liberty groups, consumer protection, net-activism and library organisations.

  • EURA v. Slovak Tax Authorities

    EURA is a pending strategic litigation case for Open Standards in Slovakia. In 2010, Slovakia mandated electronic means as the only way of fullfiling cetain statutory tax obligations. The electronic solution of the state was however available only to clients of one vendor. EURA, a Slovak textil importer, was fined for not using this vendor.

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