Campaigns

December 12, 2024

Czech Chamber of Deputies Votes Through Resolution Rejecting China's Distortion of UN Resolution 2758

The Czech Chamber of Deputies votes through resolution on Taiwan, pushing back against Beijing's distortion of international law.

November 28, 2024

U.K. Parliament Passes Motion on UN Resolution 2758

U.K. Parliament unanimously passes a motion on UN Resolution 2758, rejecting China’s distortion of international law regarding Taiwan’s status.

November 7, 2024

Canadian House of Commons Passes Motion on UN Resolution 2758

Canada's Parliament unanimously rejects PRC's UN Resolution 2758 interpretation, affirming Taiwan's status and supporting democracy under IPAC's Initiative 2758

News

May 12, 2025

Statement on the Coercion of Lawmakers in The Solomon Islands by the People's Republic of China

IPAC regrets Solomon Islands MP Daniel Waneoroa’s resignation under PRC pressure, condemns Beijing’s interference in Pacific democracies and calls for action.

April 30, 2025

Statement on the Partial Lifting of Unjust Sanctions by the People's Republic of China

IPAC welcomes PRC’s partial lifting of EU sanctions but warns against concessions, urging vigilance on rights, civil society, and economic dependency on China.

April 28, 2025

Campaigners, Lawmakers Force Police to Admit Concerns about Chinese Mega Embassy Development in London

UK police raise safety concerns over China’s new embassy site at Royal Mint Court after major protests, urging reconsideration to uphold the right to protest.

April 13, 2025

Statement on in Support of Wera Hobhouse MP

IPAC condemns Hong Kong’s denial of entry to Wera Hobhouse MP, calling it an attack on free speech and democratic values amid UK-China trade talks.

April 10, 2025

IPAC Announces Enlargement, Membership Expansion in Response to PRC Coersion

IPAC expands to 41 parliaments as Panama and Fiji join, adding 27 new members amid PRC pressure. Leadership updates announced in US, Japan, and Lithuania.

April 9, 2025

Malawi and The Gambia Forced Out of IPAC Following PRC Pressure

AP reveals PRC coerced IPAC Co-Chairs in Malawi and The Gambia to quit, exposing China's growing interference in African democratic sovereignty.

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