Media enquiries
Contact press@ycle.org for questions, requests for comment and interview enquiries. Include the publication or broadcaster, the subject, the questions and the intended format. A deadline can be given with its time zone.
For a question concerning a published text, include its title and web address. The Contact page provides the routes for international, editorial and general correspondence.
Organisation reference
| Field | Information |
|---|---|
| Full name | Young Communist League of Europe |
| Abbreviation | YCLE |
| Public description | European communist youth political organisation |
| Headquarters | Geneva, Switzerland |
| Public identifier | CHE-332.745.212 |
| Website | https://ycle.org/ |
| Media contact | press@ycle.org |
The League provides the complete institutional description. Public Information includes the address and official UID record. The statements set out the League’s European remit and its position on socialist development.
Identity and attribution
The files below provide the full English name and the League’s emblem. The red-lettered logo is intended for a light background; the light-lettered version is intended for red or dark backgrounds. Both have transparent backgrounds. The separate emblem is also supplied as a transparent vector.
Retain the proportions and colours of the identity files. When quoting a statement or briefing, identify the League and the title of the text. An adaptation or excerpt needs a clear attribution to its source.
The factsheet contains the official name, UID, address, website and public contact routes in a compact text file. Questions about reuse or a particular visual application can be sent to the media address.
Publications and corrections
Organisational statements express the League’s position. Briefings are explanatory articles. Documents in the reference library retain their original authors and publishers. These labels accompany the public texts and provide the basis for accurate attribution.
Editorial Policy explains source use and translation. Factual errors or attribution questions can be reported through Corrections. The image credits below identify the photographs, their authors and their licences.
Identity downloads
Image credits
The photographs illustrate the places and subjects discussed in this collection. Authors and licences are listed below.
- A panoramic view across Brussels, Belgium.Thomas Quine. Original photograph · CC BY 2.0. Responsive crops, resized and converted to AVIF and WebP. Adaptations retain their respective licences.
- The Pudong skyline and waterfront in Shanghai, China.Ermell. Original photograph · CC0. Responsive crops, resized and converted to AVIF and WebP. Adaptations retain their respective licences.
- Platforms and a high-speed train at Nanjing South railway station, China.Kristoffer Trolle from Copenhagen, Denmark. Original photograph · CC BY 2.0. Responsive crops, resized and converted to AVIF and WebP. Adaptations retain their respective licences.
- A wind turbine beside farmland and a tree.Achim Lammerts (Syntaxys). Original photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0. Responsive crops, resized and converted to AVIF and WebP. Adaptations retain their respective licences.
- Reading room at the European Parliament Library in Brussels.Frontifugg. Original photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0. Responsive crops, resized and converted to AVIF and WebP. Adaptations retain their respective licences.
- The Peace Monument near the Palais des Nations in Geneva.Adam Jones, Ph.D.. Original photograph · CC BY-SA 3.0. Responsive crops, resized and converted to AVIF and WebP. Adaptations retain their respective licences.