Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organisation - Definition and Overview

The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organisation (UNPO) was founded on February 11, 1991. It claims 61 member groups, which in turn claim to represent more than 100 million people.

Note: In spite of the 'UN' in its acronym, UNPO is not related to the United Nations organization.

List of UNPO members:

1. Abkhazia
2. Aboriginals of Australia
3. Aceh
4. Ahwazi
5. Albanians in the Republic of Macedonia
6. Assyria
7. Bashkortostan
8. Batwa
9. Bougainville
10. Buffalo River Dene Nation
11. Buryatia
12. Cabinda
13. Chechen Republic of Ichkeria
14. Chin
15. Chittagong Hill Tracts
16. Chuvash
17. Circassia
18. Cordillerra
19. Crimean Tatars
20. East Turkestan
21. Gagauzia
22. Greeks in Albania
23. Hungarians in Romania
24. Ingushetia
25. Inkeri
26. Iraqi Turkoman
27. Ka Lahui Hawai'i
28. Karenni State
29. Khmer Kampuchea Krom
30. Komi
31. Kosova
32. Kumyk
33. Kurdistan
34. Lakota
35. Maasai
36. Maohi
37. Mapuche
38. Mari
39. Mon
40. Montagnards
41. Nagalim
42. Nahuals del Alto Balsas
43. Nuxalk
44. Ogoni
45. Oromo
46. Rusyns
47. Sanjak
48. Scania
49. Shan
50. Sindh
51. Somaliland
52. South Moluccas
53. Southern Cameroons
54. Taiwan
55. Tatarstan
56. Tibet
57. Tuva
58. Udmurt
59. Vhavenda
60. West Papua
61. Zanzibar

Former members:

1. Armenia
2. Estonia
3. Georgia
4. Latvia
5. Palau

See also

• Universal Declaration of the Rights of Peoples

External links

• UNPO website (http://www.unpo.org/)
• UNPO Tartu Coordination Office (http://www.unpo.ee/) (Eastern Europe and Northern Asia)
• UNPO's "Universal Declaration of the Rights of Peoples" (http://www.unpo.ee/en/rights/)
• Fourth World - Nations Without a State (http://www.tamilnation.org/selfdetermination/fourthworld/)- Nadesan Satyendra
• List of relevant links (http://www.politicalresources.net/int6.htm)