Amritsar Students For Liberty

ANNOUNCEMENT! South Asia SFL Local Coordinator Program applications are now open.

📣 Students For Liberty is seeking strong student leaders to spread the ideas of a free society in campuses/communities.

❓Why should you join SFL's Local Coordinator Program❓
🗽 Grow your network
🗽 Develop your skills
🗽 Share your values
🗽 Get inspired
🗽 Make friends for life

🙌 Having grown significantly since its inception in 2008, Students For Liberty has played an important role in the personal development of a large number of alumni. In South Asia, we are present in all 8 countries including Maldives and Bhutan.

🚀 Many of our past leaders have continued to promote the ideas of liberty through careers in many different sectors. Many of these alumni have founded think tanks or started businesses. Others work in media or academia. Some have even been elected to public office.

⌚ Deadline: Apply by May 31, 2022 and become part of the world's largest pro-liberty student organization! To learn more and apply for the Local Coordinator Program, visit www.SASFL.org/lcp

As tensions rise between Ukraine and Russia, it can be easy to fall into the trap of picking sides. But there is no good side of war, and no good justification for it.

War, in all its forms, is wrong. Even so-called “justified” wars have had horrific unintended consequences.

With cameo appearances from Edwin Starr and George Carlin, this video lays out the Libertarian position on war in general, and Ukraine specifically.

We spoke to Students For Liberty alum and CEO of the Ukrainian Institute for Economic Leadership Mykhailo Lavrovskyi about Vladimir Putin, the Revolution of Dignity, and what Ukrainian sovereignty should look like.

Mykhailo was adamant: Ukraine doesn’t want American or NATO troops meddling in its affairs. And he left us with a profound point: that the “end product of all of this is just to create chaos everywhere, to divide people.”

Sing it again: War. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing.

https://youtu.be/G2Gvwh_VDJ4

Why are Libertarians against any kind of foreign intervention in Ukraine? As tensions rise between Ukraine and Russia, it can be easy to fall into the trap of picking sides. But there is no good side of war, and no good justificati...

Students For Liberty joins the international community in supporting Ukrainian political and territorial sovereignty.

The latest violations form part of a pattern of aggression that we’ve repeatedly seen from Russia in the past, whether in Georgia, Belarus, Moldova, or other parts of Ukraine.

Ukraine asks for nothing other than to be allowed to live in peace, as every sovereign country has a right to do.

We express our support for the freedom and independence of Ukraine.

The Liberty, Innovation and Technology (LIT) Policython 2022 is a policy-making competition organized by Students For Liberty designed to hone university/college students' policy drafting skills and spark discussions among youth leading to potential liberal policy solutions in the emerging arena of Tech Liberty. The Centre for Civil Society is a knowledge partner in the venture.

Participants will be expected to come up with creative policy-based solutions for the given problem statements within a specified time on 5-6 February 2022. Preceding the competition we are hosting a series of pre-events to familiarize all participants with the themes of the Policython.

The top three teams will be receiving cash prizes totalling up to 60,000 INR in addition to the exclusive SFL Tech Liberty merchandise that all shortlisted finalists would be receiving. Further, this year’s edition will be conducted in a hybrid model, where after a virtual preliminary round, up to 8 selected teams would be invited for an in-person final round in Chennai, judged by industry/policy experts, with fully paid accommodation and travel stipends up to 7000 INR per person.

Students (cross-college/uni allowed) can form a team of 2-3 and register for free by Feb 3rd, 2022: https://bit.ly/litpolicython2022 or visit sasfl.org

Prelim Round: 5 & 6 Feb 2022 (Online)
Final Round: 26 & 27 Mar, 2022 (In-person)

📣 Students For Liberty is seeking strong student leaders to spread the ideas of a free society in their communities.
❓ Why should you join SFL's Local Coordinator Program❓
🗽 Grow your network
🗽 Develop your skills
🗽 Share your values
🗽 Get inspired
🗽 Make friends for life

🙌 Having grown significantly since its inception in 2008, Students For Liberty has played an important role in the personal development of a large number of alumni. In South Asia, we are present in all 8 countries including Maldives and Bhutan.
🚀 Many of our past leaders have continued to promote the ideas of liberty through careers in many different sectors. Many of these alumni have founded think tanks or started businesses. Others work in media or academia. Some have even been elected to public office.

Apply by October 31, 2021

To learn more about the Local Coordinator Program, visit https://studentsforliberty.org/south-asia/local-coordinator-program/

South Asia Students For Liberty wishes a Happy Day to all liberty-loving people in India!

Let's cherish the freedom movements of all South Asian countries and uphold & spread the principles of & .

💛 to our Indian

We are excited to announce our first Essay Writing Competition for 2017!!

Topic - "Freebies - How Productive Are They?"

Freebies are the handouts made accessible by a government to its citizens. You know, the stuff about which people think - "Hey! The government should provide this/that for free!!" or the things which political parties often promise during the election period.

But, is this really a healthy practice for our economies? Where does the money for all the existing 'freebies' in your country comes from? Are there any resources being wasted for or on freebies? AND are freebies actually beneficial at all?

Hurry and share your thoughts in 1500-2000 words with us.

Register here: HTTPS://GOO.GL/HuCMYK

For queries contact: Mallows Priscilla | [email protected]

We are excited to announce our first Essay Writing Competition for 2017!!

Topic - "Freebies - How Productive Are They?"

Freebies are the handouts made accessible by a government to its citizens. You know, the stuff about which people think - "Hey! The government should provide this/that for free!!" or the things which political parties often promise during the election period.

But, is this really a healthy practice for our economies? Where does the money for all the existing 'freebies' in your country comes from? Are there any resources being wasted for or on freebies? AND are freebies actually beneficial at all?

Hurry and share your thoughts in 1500-2000 words with us.

Register here: HTTPS://GOO.GL/HuCMYK

For queries contact: Mallows Priscilla | [email protected]

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