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Parliamentary Assembly

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Currently only governments are represented at the United Nations, not "We, the Peoples"
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The Campaign for the Establishment of a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly is a global network of parliamentarians and non-governmental organizations advocating for citizens' representation at the United Nations. Read more

A United Nations Parliamentary Assembly (UNPA) would be the first parliamentary body directly representing the world's citizens in the United Nations. It is envisaged as first practical step towards the long-term goal of a world parliament. Read more

The Appeal - Latest signatures

02/04/2012: Mario Luna, Mexico; 02/03/2012: MARIA ISABEL JIMENEZ ALMARAZ, Mexico; NICOLAS JIMENEZ CARRILLO, Mexico; José Carlos Cortés Carrillo, Mexico; Prof. Gustavo Gutierrez, Mexico; Anton Fadin, Estonia; Prof. Jorge Ignacio Fernández Orozco, Mexico; Raul Hernandez, Mexico; Felipe de Jesus Preciado, Mexico; 02/02/2012: David Smith, Canada ... More

Quotes
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"[The European Parliament calls on the EU Council] to advocate the establishment of a UNPA within the UN system in order to increase the democratic nature, the democratic accountability and the transparency of global governance and to allow for greater public participation in the activities of the UN, acknowledging that a UNPA would be complementary to existing bodies, including the Inter-Parliamentary Union"

European Parliament, June 2011

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Latest News

01/03/2012 | Ombudsperson for Future Generations at the UN would be “step towards global democracy”. Read

12/09/2011 | Meeting in The Hague commemorates pioneer of a UN Parliamentary Assembly. Read

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Selected Coverage

12/14/2011 | The common man's voice, The Times of India. Read

12/10/2011 | MPs back idea for UN parliament, The Economic Times. Read

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Delhi, 8 December 2011

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