Campaigns

November 2, 2021

IPAC Issues 'Do Not Extradite' Cards

IPAC distributes 'Do Not Extradite' cards to activists at risk from PRC, pledging to combat politically motivated extraditions globally.

November 2, 2021

Global Magnistky Sanctions

IPAC champions global adoption of Magnitsky laws, targeting human rights abusers with sanctions, and seeks more robust enforcement worldwide.

July 7, 2021

IPAC Acts Against Beijing Olympics

IPAC campaigns against the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics due to China’s human rights abuses, urging a venue change and diplomatic boycotts.

News

July 1, 2022

Statement on the 25th Anniversary of the Handover of Hong Kong and 2nd Anniversary of the National Security Law

IPAC marks 25 years since Hong Kong's handover, condemning the National Security Law's impact on freedoms and calling for sanctions against officials.

June 9, 2022

European Parliament Calls for New Sanctions on Chinese Officials Responsible for Xinjiang Atrocities

European Parliament urges new sanctions on Chinese officials over Xinjiang atrocities, including import bans on forced labor products.

June 4, 2022

IPAC launches Hong Kong Legal Accountability Campaign

IPAC legislators pledge to hold HK officials accountable for human rights violations in tribute to Tiananmen victims.

May 24, 2022

Statement on the Release of the Xinjiang Police Files

IPAC reveals Xinjiang Police Files detailing brutal detentions and 'shoot to kill' policies in Uyghur camps, calls for international action.

May 20, 2022

IPAC MPs warn of ‘sham’ Xinjiang Investigation Ahead of UN Visit

IPAC legislators warn China may use COVID measures to hinder UN investigation into Uyghur abuses. Demand free access for UN High Commissioner Bachelet.

May 11, 2022

Statement on the Arrest of Cardinal Zen, Margaret Ng, Denise Ho and Other Members of the 612 Humanitarian Support Fund

IPAC condemns arrests under HK National Security Law: scholar, barrister, cardinal, legislator & singer targeted. Demand immediate release & sanctions.

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