- A Challenge for the European Parliament? The European elections are over, and the election fury has settled. As the names of the new Members of the European Parliament (EP) have been announced and Committees shaped, along with the election of their respective Chairs and Vice-Chairs, the EP is ready to start its work serving and representing the interests of the citizens of the European...
- A Challenge for the European Parliament? The European elections are over, and the election fury has settled. As the names of the new Members of the European Parliament (EP) have been announced...
In a refugee camp of the city Hargeisa, staff members of the project “Protection of Minors”, supported by the European Commission, realized from scratch a short film shedding light on the crime...
The Taiwanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is determined to peacefully settle disputes over the South China Sea islands with neighbouring countries. A joint exploitation of the islands, the promotion of...
On the occasion of a global summit in June 2014, Burmese authorities agreed to sign an initiative aimed at cracking down on military personnel’s sexual violence inflicted on women. Sexual violence...
The Movement for the survival of Ogoni People (MOSOP) is planning to undertake a peaceful march in the coming days to protest against the lack of governmental initiatives towards a concrete and transparent...
The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) is proud to launch its report of the Election Observation Mission to the Dohuk region of Iraq on the occasion of the Iraqi parliamentary...
UNPO Reflects on the Challenges Ahead for Youth On World Population Day
Below is a statement by UNPO in reaction to Mr Pieter Tesch’ denial of the practice of slavery in Mauritania in the British TV program Africa Today.
The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) is an international membership-based organization established to empower the voices of unrepresented and marginalized peoples worldwide and to protect their fundamental human rights.