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The procedure to become member of the PPI is explained on the Membership application page. The history of membership can be found on separate page.
Ordinary members
IV. Ordinary Members
- (1) The Ordinary Members are the founding Members and those accepted by the General Assembly according to section III, paragraph (4). To Ordinary Membership are eligible Members that
- a) adhere to these statutes and the goals of the association as laid down by these statutes,
- b) use the inflection of the word Pirate in their name, and
- c) have an inner order based on democratic principles.
- (2) There can be multiple Ordinary Members per sovereign state. In this case, the voting power of this sovereign state is split between these Members.
Current Ordinary members of the Pirate Parties Intertnational are:
Pirate Party of Austria
The Pirates Center of Belarus
Pirate Party of Belgium
Pirate Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Pirate Party of Brazil
Pirate Party of Bulgaria
Pirate Party of Catalonia (1/2 vote; vote shared with Spain)
Pirate Party of Chile
Czech Pirate Party
Estonian Pirate Party
Pirate Party of France
Pirate Party Germany
Pirate Party of Greece
Pirate Party of Hungary
Pirate Party of Israel
Pirate Party of Italy
Pirate Party of Japan
Pirate Party of Kazakhstan
Pirate Party of Korea (South)
Pirate Party of Latvia
Pirate Party Luxembourg
Pirate Party of Morocco
Pirate Party of Netherlands
Pirate Party of New Zealand (1/2 vote; vote shared with IP New Zealand)
Internet Party New Zealand (1/2 vote; vote shared with PP New Zealand)
Pirate Party of Norway
Polish Pirate Party
Pirate Party of Portugal
Pirate Party Romania
Pirate Party of Russia
Pirate Party of Spain (1/2 vote; vote shared with Catalonia)
Pirate Party of Slovakia (1/2 vote; vote shared with the other Slovakia)
Pirate Party - Slovakia (1/2 vote; vote shared with the other Slovakia)
Pirate Party of Slovenia
Pirate Party Switzerland
Pirate Party of Tunisia
Pirate Party of Turkey
Ukrainian Pirate Community
Pirate Party of Venezuela
Former ordinary members
Ireland - was a founding Member of PPI, dissolved in March 2011 and was declared a non member by the CoA in June 2012. The new PP-IE can apply again for the PPI Membership at any time.
Australia - PP-AU left PPI in February 2015
UK - PP-UK left PPI in February 2015
Iceland - PP-IS left PPI in May 2015
Canada - PP-CA left PPI on July, 24th 2016
Serbia - not existing any longer - 2017
Denmark - dissolved in 2017
Pirate Party of Croatia - by decision of the CoA declared a non-member due to dissolution on 6.12.2019
Pirate Party of Finland - by PPFI's own decision; notification duly delivered on January 11th 2021
Observer members
V. Observer Members
- (1) An applicant that does not meet the criteria for Ordinary Membership may be granted Observer Member status by the General Assembly.
Current observer members of the PPI
Internet Party of Serbia (POKRET NAPRED)
Pirates without Borders
Pirate Lobby, France
Pirate Party of Berlin (Piratenpartei Berlin)
Pirate Party of Bavaria
Pirate Party of Hesse
Pirate Party of La Rioja (Spain)
Pirate Party of Lower Saxony
Pirate Party of New York
Pirate Party of North Rhine-Westfalia
Pirate Party Potsdam
europe beyond division e.V. Formerly: Young Pirates of Germany
Young Pirates Sweden (Ung Pirat)
Pirate Party of Japan [1]
Brandenburg
Pirati
Former observer members of the PPI
Best Party Iceland (Besti Flokkurinn) - dissolved 2014
Pirate Party of Sweden
Pirate Party of Florida - by the decision of the CoA declared a no member due to dissolvement 06.12.2019
Pirate Party of Tyrol (Austria) - dissolved January 2019