… is dedicated to the protection of our inherent self-worth, granted to us by our Creator, and unalienable rights. Our mission is to defend societies and individuals from totalitarian ideologies. We wish to unite civil society leaders and academics to protect and promote the idea of common good and natural rights across Europe. We stand firmly against using national and international institutions as tools aimed at the suppression of European societies and the imposition of ideologies. Together, we strive to make Europe a space of freedom and security guided by our true European values: God, the Nation and the Family.
The Alliance for the Common Good is established in Warsaw, Poland in 2021, to foster the development of the area of prosperity, individual and national freedom in Europe, governed by sovereign states within a well structured legal and political environment, dedicated to Christian culture and heritage, which gave birth to the European civilization.
We are the first European network of non-governmental organizations and think-tanks dedicated to the protection of dignity and unalienable rights, which must not be relativized or diluted and which are safeguarding and defending societies and individuals from totalitarian ideologies.
We strongly advocate for true freedom – freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, freedom to express our national and religious identity at the national and international scene and the responsibilities which go with it.
Our aim is to unite civil society leaders and academics to protect and promote the idea of common good and unalienable rights across Europe. In the age of crisis of the Western civilization, we are committed to defend the cornerstones upon which it is built – starting with local communities, through national institutions and subsidiary function of international law and community.
We believe that human rights are rooted in the natural law. We oppose taking their true meaning from them and using it against people and also as an instrument of political power to subjugate sovereign states of Europe. We stand firmly against using national and international institutions as tools for suppression of European societies and imposition of ideologies.
Together, we strive to make Europe a space of freedom and renovation of true civil society by promoting respect for national identities inherent in fundamental structures of the states, both political and constitutional.
Our international alliance is established to unite the civil society organizations and academics in protecting and promoting the Common Good and the unalienable rights and natural obligations across Europe and the world. We are open to those who share our values and want to advocate for them at national and international level.
In particular, our main goals are:
These goals are going to be achieved by, i.e.:
Therefore, we establish an Alliance as we know: United we stand, divided we fall.
The Alliance for the Common Good has joined an international protest launched by the Polish research institute, Ordo Iuris against the so-called Post-Cotonou Agreement. The Agreement would serve as the new legal basis for the relationship between the EU Member States and 79 African, Caribbean and Pacific countries in the fields of politics, the economy […]
Read moreThe Alliance for Common Good (ACG) welcomes the April 3rd child protection referendum in Hungary. The members of the Alliance are firmly convinced that human beings were created as men and women, and it follows that it is the state’s responsibility to protect all children’s right to a self-identity based on his or her sex at birth. […]
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Sovereignist and conservative organizations have created the Alliance for the Common Good headquartered in Warsaw and Budapest. The members of the Alliance signed the founding document today in the Hungarian capital. At a press conference, the founding Hungarian and Polish institutes were accompanied by the Italian, Czech and Slovakian partners who joined the Alliance. Karolina Pawłowska, one of the leaders of the Polish Ordo Iuris legal institute and the President of the new organization, as well as Miklós Szánthó, the director of the Center for Fundamental Rights and the Vice President of the Alliance made remarks at the event.
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