Young Greens of Sweden
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| Young Greens of Sweden Grön Ungdom
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| Spokesperson | Alexander Chamberland, Ellinor Scheffer |
| Secretary General | Anneli Rannamaa |
| Founded | November 28/30, 1986 |
| Headquarters | Bangatan 1, Lund |
| Mother party | Green Party |
| Website | www.gu.mp.se |
The Young Greens of Sweden (Swedish: Grön Ungdom, GU) is the youth wing of the Swedish Green Party (Swedish: Miljöpartiet de Gröna). GU does not have a program of its own, and is unique among Swedish political youth organizations by following the program and policies of the mother party.
GU was founded at a conference in Sollentunaholms Slott outside Stockholm, 28 November-30 November 1986.
During the period of 1990-1992 GU was a federation of autonomous local units, but in 1992 it was again reconstructed as a national organization.
GU publishes Nisse Hult.
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| Youth wings of parties represented in the Riksdag: | Moderate Youth League • Young Christian Democrats • Centre Party Youth • Liberal Youth • Young Greens • Social Democratic Youth League • Young Left |
| Youth wings of parties not represented in the Riksdag: | Sweden Democratic Youth • National Democratic Youth • Revolutionary Communist Youth • Communist Youth • Young Pirate |
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