Campaigns

March 8, 2024

IPAC Launches Operation MIST

IPAC’s Operation MIST pushes for global economic assessments of Taiwan Strait tensions.

February 8, 2024

IPAC Members Campaign for German Chemicals Giant BASF to Withdraw from Xinjiang

BASF to divest from Xinjiang rapidly after pressure on Uyghur rights abuses, setting a precedent for corporate responsibility

January 18, 2024

IPAC Challenges China’s UN Human Rights Council Bid

IPAC campaigns against China’s Human Rights Council bid, citing lack of human rights respect and cooperation with the UN.

News

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.

May 9, 2022

Statement on the appointment of Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee

May 4, 2022

Swiss Councillors Back Human Rights Sanctions Bill in Historic First

Swiss Council supports revising embargo laws for global human rights sanctions, marking a historic shift from traditional neutrality.

April 21, 2022

Letter to New Zealand Justice Minister Kris Faafoi

IPAC urges NZ Minister of Justice to reject extradition to China, citing risks of torture and PRC's record of human rights abuses.

April 6, 2022

Statement on the Arrest of Journalists, Trade Unionists and Other Citizen Court Obervers in Hong Kong

IPAC condemns Hong Kong's arrest of journalists and observers under sedition charges, calling for sanctions against Chinese and HK officials.

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