We, the undersigned civil society organisations, people’s organisations and individuals, affirm our belief in peoples’...
GPPAC-Southeast Asia
Promoting Pluralism In Preventing Violent Extremism: A View from Civil Society*
The interest in discussing and addressing violent extremism (VE) and its prevention in recent weeks has reached some sort of a crescendo in this country due to the lingering Marawi siege; and in the region due to the debacle of the Rohingyas in Burma/Myanmar. It has become what we call the “flavor of the month”.
ON INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE 2017: Reassert our peace and human rights and resist authoritarian rule
The Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict – Southeast Asia (GPPAC-SEA), along with partners in the...
Video: Gus on GPPAC helping build a global network of locals
Gus Miclat, of Initiatives for International Dialogue and GPPAC Southeast Asia, talks about the value of a global network of locals such as the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC).
GPPAC-Southeast Asia Statement on Dr. Kem Ley’s Death
We, in the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict-Southeast Asia, condemn the murder of Dr. Kem Ley, a resource person of Working Group for Peace (WGP) in Cambodia, our focal point for Cambodia. His death is a loss for the people’s movement in Cambodia and the region. We are one with his family and our members in Cambodia in their mourning, and in the search for resolution and justice for his death.
Statement of Women’s Participation in 2015 Myanmar General Elections
As you all may be aware, Myanmar held their historic elections on November 8, 2015. Women’s participation is integral to democratization and peaceful transition of Myanmar. To ensure that, the newly elected leaders are urged to address the importance of women participation at the parliament.