Campaigns

July 29, 2025

IPAC Taipei Gala | IPAC 台北晚宴：挺台灣自由之夜

IPAC announces its first gala in Taiwan, set for August 26, 2025 - gathering global lawmakers, allies, and special VIP to celebrate and defend democracy.

April 29, 2025

Czech Senate Passes Resolution Urging Legal Challenge to China’s Misuse of UN Resolution 2758

Czech Senate backs IPAC’s Initiative 2758, rejecting Beijing’s UN resolution claims and urging legal action to support Taiwan’s global participation.

March 20, 2025

Belgian Parliament Passes Resolution Rejecting China’s Distortion of UN Resolution 2758 and Condemns Provocations Against Taiwan

Belgium passes resolution rejecting PRC’s UN 2758 claims, backing Taiwan’s global role and condemning Beijing’s military aggression near the Taiwan Strait.

News

March 24, 2022

IPAC UK MPs Call for Support for Baltic on Russia and China

UK MPs urge stronger defense ties with Baltic states and reduced reliance on Russia and China during a visit to Lithuania, advocating support for Taiwan.

March 21, 2022

IPAC Letter Calling for Saudi Arabia to Block Forcible Return of Uyghurs to China

IPAC urges Saudi Arabia to protect Uyghur detainees from extradition to China, citing risks of unfair trials and persecution.

March 11, 2022

Statement on the Passing of Senator Kimberley Kitching

IPAC mourns the loss of Co-Chair Senator Kimberley Kitching, a staunch advocate for human rights and democracy worldwide.

March 10, 2022

IPAC Letter Calls for UN Xinjiang Visit to Explore Legal Accountability for Alleged Genocide

IPAC Co-Chairs welcome UN's upcoming Xinjiang visit, urging an unfettered probe into alleged human rights abuses in the region.

February 28, 2022

International Lawmakers call for Release of Hong Kong 47 on One Year Anniversary of Detention

60 lawmakers call for sanctions and aid for Hong Kong activists detained under China’s National Security Law, urging global response.

February 16, 2022

International Lawmakers Pile Pressure on World Bank as Investments in Uyghur Forced Labour Exposed

Global lawmakers urge World Bank to divest from firms linked to forced labor in Xinjiang, spotlighting $486M in controversial investments.

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