European Christian Political Movement
The European Christian Political Movement (ECPM) is a political association of Christian-democratic parties and organisations which are active on all different political levels in Europe. ECPM is represented on the national or European level in 10 EU member states.
ECPM has a broad scope on issues and themes. During the 2014 European elections campaign ECPM focused on the following five spearheads:
- Marriage and human dignity
- Human trafficking and sex trade
- Sustainable entrepreneurship and economy
- Priority for family
- Freedom of faith, conscience and expression.
It was founded in 2002 but was not formally recognised as a European political party until 2010. Its two MEPs - both of whom come from the Netherlands - are currently divided between the Conservative and Eurosceptic groups.
| European Christian Political Movement (ECPM) European Conservatives and Reformists Europe of Freedom and Democracy | ||
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| Bulgaria | Bulgarian Christian Coalition | |
| | Christian Democratic Forum | |
| Croatia | Croatian Growth Hrvatski rast (Hrast) | |
| Estonia | Estonian Christian Democrats Erakond Eesti Kristilikud Demokraadid (EKD) | |
| Germany | Party for Labor | |
| | Environment and Family – Christians for Germany AUF - Partei für Arbeit | |
| | Umwelt und Familie - Christen für Deutschland (AUF-Partei) | |
| | Party of Bible-Faithful Christians Partei Bibeltreuer Christen (PBC) | |
| Latvia | Christian-Democratic Union Kristigi demokratiska savieniba (KDS) | |
| Netherlands | ChristianUnion ChristenUnie (CU) | |
| | Reformed Political Party Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij (SGP) | |
| Romania | Union of Bulgarians in the Banat Uniunea Bulgara din Banat | |
| United Kingdom | Christian Peoples Alliance | |
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