Campaigns

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.

February 19, 2023

IPAC Symposium Urges United Response

IPAC's Tokyo Symposium pushes for a unified strategy against China’s influence, advocating Magnitsky Act implementations and stronger G7 human rights policies.

April 6, 2022

IPAC Targets HK Legal Violations

IPAC announces a campaign for legal actions against human rights abuses in Hong Kong, pushing for Magnitsky-style sanctions and strict export controls.

News

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.

February 10, 2022

EU Lawmakers Slam New Air Cargo Route to Xinjiang ‘Forced Labour Capital’

IPAC opposes new Belgium-Xinjiang air route over forced labor concerns in Uyghur region, spotlighting links to XPCC abuses.

February 3, 2022

IPAC MPs Condemn ‘Olympics of Shame’ on Eve of Beijing Opening Ceremony

70 legislators pledge to tackle China's human rights abuses as the Beijing 2022 Olympics approach, calling for global accountability.

January 27, 2022

IPAC Calls on UN to Release Xinjiang Report Ahead of Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics

Global lawmakers urge the UN to release a report on Xinjiang's human rights abuses before the Beijing 2022 Olympics, coordinated by IPAC.

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