Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict network of peacebuilders in Northeast Asia
From September 13-15, 2022, the eighth Ulaanbaatar Process meeting will be held in Mongolia with approximately 25 representatives from places including Beijing, Hong Kong, Kyoto, Seoul, Taipei, Tokyo, Ulaanbaatar, Vladivostok, and Washington DC to exchange information, opinions, and experience to shape a peaceful future for Northeast Asia. Why Mongolia? - Mongolia is a state with… Continue reading The Ulaanbaatar Process, September 13-15: dialogue in person for peace in Northeast Asia
GPPAC Northeast Asia is joining the whole global network in making September our Learning Month! Being part of the GPPAC network means that we can lean on and learn from each other. This, in turn, empowers us to lead impactful peacebuilding action from wherever we stand in the world. GPPAC has been a platform for… Continue reading GPPAC Learning Month: Peacebuilding from where we stand
In this series, we highlight the diverse voices of people passionately building peace on the Korean Peninsula as part of the Ulaanbaatar Process (UBP). Named after the Mongolian capital in which it was officially launched in 2015, the Ulaanbaatar Process is a unique civil society dialogue for peace and stability in Northeast Asia (NEA). This… Continue reading Every voice matters for peace on the Korean Peninsula: Yoshioka Tatsuya on the role of Japan and how civil society unites against new threats
Background The last two and a half years have seen several “once in a lifetime” global events that have sent shockwaves through every society, nation, system, and regime. Aside from the devastating direct public health consequences of the virus itself, the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in large-scale interruptions to international supply chains, trade, and commerce;… Continue reading Foreword – UBP Publication, September 2022
GPPAC Northeast Asia member People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy (PSPD, Seoul) co-organised a side event on August 4 at the 2022 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference, held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The general focus of the event was analysis on the current situation on the Korean Peninsula, and recommendations for… Continue reading NPT Side Event : Denuclearization and Peace on the Korean Peninsula
We are proud to share the learnings and achievements of our courageous fellow peacebuilders in the GPPAC network who day in and day out work to make peace more powerful than conflict, more compelling than war. In 2021, the GPPAC network provided a safe - online - space for its members to meet and exchange… Continue reading GPPAC Annual Report 2021
In this series, we highlight the diverse voices of people passionately building peace on the Korean Peninsula as part of the Ulaanbaatar Process (UBP). Named after the Mongolian capital in which it was officially launched in 2015, the Ulaanbaatar Process is a unique civil society dialogue for peace and stability in Northeast Asia (NEA). In… Continue reading Every voice matters for peace on the Korean Peninsula: Kim Jeongsoo on Korean women’s role in making peace possible
Nuclear weapons are a bigger threat than ever before. The war in Ukraine shows how nuclear weapons do not create safety, and that the world urgently needs a plan to get rid of nuclear weapons, involving governments, elected representatives, international organisations, civil society and impacted communities. As governments gather for the first Meeting of States… Continue reading Northeast Asia Event at Nuclear Ban Week Vienna
We know that ''every voice matters for peace on the Korean Peninsula'' - the title of the new blog series by the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict. Get to know the diverse voices of people passionately building peace as part of the Ulaanbaatar Process. Read the story of Dr. Wang Danning, professor… Continue reading Every voice matters for peace on the Korean Peninsula: A Perspective of Dr. Wang Danning from Beijing
Our members in Ulaanbaatar including Blue Banner and Y4RP enjoyed an unforgettable Europe Day on May 28! While it was a rainy day, Mongolians welcome rain prior to the start of summer believing that the summer would be green and beautiful, and that in the fall the crop would be abundant, so people were very… Continue reading Europe Day Day in Ulaanbaatar