European Writers' Council
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Summary
European Writers' Council is an international non-governmental organization[1]. It draws 1 Wikipedia views per month (international_non_governmental_organization category, ranking #43 of 64).[2]
Key Facts
- European Writers' Council's field of work was copyright[3].
- European Writers' Council's field of work was freedom of speech[4].
- European Writers' Council's field of work was cultural diversity[5].
- European Writers' Council's field of work was translating activity[6].
- European Writers' Council was a member of International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organisations[7].
- European Writers' Council is in the country of Belgium[8].
- European Writers' Council's instance of is recorded as international non-governmental organization[9].
- European Writers' Council's instance of is recorded as umbrella organization[10].
- European Writers' Council's instance of is recorded as professional association[11].
- European Writers' Council's headquarters location is recorded as Brussels[12].
- European Writers' Council's chairperson is recorded as Miguel Ángel Serrano[13].
- 1977 marks the founding of European Writers' Council[14].
- European Writers' Council's official website is recorded as http://www.europeanwriterscouncil.org/[15].
- European Writers' Council's official website is recorded as https://europeanwriterscouncil.eu/[16].
- European Writers' Council's official name is recorded as European Writers’ Council (EWC) – Fédération des Associations Européennes d’Ecrivains (FAEE)[17].
- European Writers' Council's legal form is recorded as non-profit organisation[18].
- European Writers' Council's short name is recorded as FAEE[19].
- European Writers' Council's short name is recorded as EWC[20].
- European Writers' Council's short name is recorded as EWC-FAEE[21].
- European Writers' Council's member count is recorded as {'amount': '+49'}[22].
- European Writers' Council's street address is recorded as Rue du Prince Royal 85-87, 1050 Brussels[23].
- European Writers' Council's official observer status in organization is recorded as World Intellectual Property Organization[24].
Body
Founding
1977 marks the founding of European Writers' Council[14].
Identity
European Writers' Council's official name is recorded as European Writers’ Council (EWC) – Fédération des Associations Européennes d’Ecrivains (FAEE)[17]. Short names include FAEE[19], EWC[20], and EWC-FAEE[21].
Leadership
European Writers' Council's chairperson is recorded as Miguel Ángel Serrano[13].
Operations
European Writers' Council's headquarters location is recorded as Brussels[12].
Industry
Fields of work include copyright[3], a legal term or legal concept[25]; freedom of speech[4], a civil liberties[26]; cultural diversity[5]; and translating activity[6].
Why It Matters
European Writers' Council draws 1 Wikipedia views per month (international_non_governmental_organization category, ranking #43 of 64).[2] It is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[27]