European Confederation of Police - Member Organizations

Member Organizations

  • Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (Ireland)
  • Association Syndicale Autonome des Personnels de la Police d'Etat de Monaco (Monaco)
  • British Transport Police Federation (United Kingdom)
  • Confederazione Sindacale Autonoma di Polizia (Italy; observer)
  • ELA / ERTZAINTZA (Spain)
  • Federación de Sindicatos de Policía (Spain)
  • Garda Representative Association (Ireland)
  • Gewerkschaft der Polizei (Germany)
  • Landssamband Lögreglumanna (Iceland)
  • Latvijas Apvienotā Policistu arodbiedrība (Latvia; associate member)
  • Natzionalen Poltzeyski Syndicat (Bulgaria; observer)
  • Odborovy zväz Policie vsr (Slovakia)
  • Österreichische Polizeigewerkschaft (Austria; observer)
  • Panhellenic Federation of Police (Greece)
  • Police Federation for Northern Ireland (United Kingdom)
  • Policijski Sindikat Slovenije (Slovenia)
  • Norwegian Police Federation (Norway)
  • Politiforbundet i Danmark (Denmark)
  • Scottish Police Federation (United Kingdom)
  • Sindicatul Naţional al Poliţiştilor şi Personalului Contractual România (Romania)
  • SIULP (Italy)
  • SLFP-Police/VSOA-Politie (Belgium)
  • SNPS/NSPV (Belgium)
  • SPC-CCOO Catalunya (Spain)
  • Suomen Poliisijarjestöjen Liito (Finland)
  • Polisförbundet (Sweden)
  • Syndicat National de la Police Grand-Ducale Luxembourg (Luxembourg)
  • Verband Schweizerischer Polizeibeamter (Switzerland)
  • Nezávislý odborový svaz Policie České republiky (NOSP) (Czech Republic)
  • Sindicato Nacional da Policia (SINAPOL) (Portugal)
  • Niezalezny Samorzadny Zwiazek Zawodowy Policjantów (NSZZP) (Poland; observer)
  • Lietuvos VRS Respublikiné Profesiné Sajvisited (LPTU) (Lithuania)
  • Vereniging van Middelbare en Hogere Politieambtenaren (VMHP) (The Netherlands)

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