Socialist Youth (Norway)
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| Socialist Youth Sosialistisk Ungdom | |
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| Leader | Audun Hammer Hovda |
| Founded | 1975 |
| Headquarters | Møllergata 4, Oslo |
| Membership | c. 1,120 (2018)[1] |
| Ideology | Democratic socialism Feminism Revolutionary socialism |
| Mother party | Socialist Left |
| Nordic affiliation | Socialistisk Ungdom i Norden (SUN) |
| Website | Official website |
Socialist Youth (Norwegian: Sosialistisk Ungdom) is the youth league of the Socialist Left Party of Norway. The current head of the organisation is Audun Hammar Hovda. SU considers itself a revolutionary party consisting of Marxists.[2]
Leaders
- Monica Schancke 1975
- Asbjørn Eidhammer, Ingrid Ofstad 1975–1976
- Erik Solheim 1977–1980
- Øystein Gudim 1980–1982
- Jan Morten Torrisen, Kristin Halvorsen, Sverre Pedersen, Hanne Lyssand, Siri Aasheim 1982–1984
- Kristin Halvorsen 1984–1986
- Raymond Johansen 1986–1988
- Paul Chaffey 1988–1990
- Lisbet Rugtvedt 1990–1992
- Kyrre Lekve 1992–1994
- Andreas Tjernshaugen 1994–1996
- Heikki Holmås 1996–1999
- Kari Anne Moe 1999–2002
- Ingrid Fiskaa 2002–2004
- Audun Herning 2004–2006
- Kirsti Bergstø 2006–2008
- Mali Steiro Tronsmoen 2008–2010
- Olav Magnus Linge 2010–2012
- Andreas Halse 2012–2014[3]
- Nicholas Wilkinson[4] 2014–2016
- Andrea Sjøvoll 2016–2018
- Andreas Sjalg Unneland 2018–2020
- Synnøve Kronen Snyen 2020–2024
- Audun Hammer Hovda 2024-
References
- ^ Archived (Date missing) at framtida.no (Error: unknown archive URL) (in Norwegian) Framtida. )
- ^ "En rettferdig verden er mulig" (PDF). su.no (in Norwegian). August 2020. Retrieved 18 June 2023.
- ^ "- En skamløs moralisme - Aftenposten". Archived from the original on 30 July 2012.
- ^ Tør ikke leie kjæresten av frykt for hatvold (in Norwegian) NRK. 25 June 2014
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