With just a little over two months before the general election in Burma, which is scheduled for Nov. 7, the United States joined Australia, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia
Human rights violations by Pakistan remain some of the world’s worst and are the ‘least reported’ says official.
Composer Pete Wyer 'dismayed' at action by British Council and English National Ballet
Somaliland prominent religious leaders have condemned recent bombings of Muna Hotel in Mogadishu. The militant group, Al-shabab has claimed responsibility of the attack. 31 people
Khmer Krom amongst minorities where 60 percent of children live below the national poverty rate. UN urges government to reduce the gap between the country’s many ethnic groups and
Statement highlights the grave injustices carried out against the Ogaden people. The governments of Ethiopia, influential states and the UN are urged to end devastating conflict causing misery
UNPO's response to the Chatham House Briefing Paper
On July 29, 2010 former Buddhist abbot and member of the Khmer Krom ethnic minority of Vietnam, Mr. Thach Sophon, was arrested without charges by the police.
UNPO members representing Sindh, Balochistan, and Gilgit-Baltistan have spoken out about the devastation and loss of life from the flooding of the Indus River and urge for aid agencies to be given
An Analysis on the ICJ Ruling on Kosovo's Declaration of Independence as Not Violating International Law, brings to the Table new Opportunities for Recognition of States like Taiwan
On the 22/07/2010 the International Court of Justice ruled that the independence of Kosova did not violate international law. UNPO would like to express its delight and support for yesterdays
UNPO Facilitate Joint Demonstration by Uyghurs in The Hague
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