Campaigns

IPAC backs Dalai Lama’s succession plan, urging global rejection of CCP interference in Tibetan religious traditions and defence of religious freedom.

IPAC condemns alleged PRC plot to target Taiwan’s VP-elect in Prague, calling it state terror and urging governments to denounce China's diplomatic aggression.

IPAC and U.S. lawmakers reaffirm unity against CCP authoritarianism, vowing stronger global democratic cooperation to defend freedom and the rules-based order.

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

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

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.