Represents those ethnic groups, annexed nations or oppressed majorities who are not given a voice at the United Nations. Commonly known by the acronym, UNPO.

Today, there are 69 members. They must adhere to the five principles in the organisation's charter.

• The equal right to self-determination of all nations and peoples;
• Adherence to internationally accepted human rights standards;
• Adherence to the principles of democracy and rejection of totalitarianism and intolerance;
• Promotion of non-violence and rejection of terrorism as an instrument of policy;
• Protection of the natural environment.

1. Abkhazia
2. Aboriginals of Australia
3. Acheh/Sumatra
4. Ahwazi
5. Albanians in Macedonia
6. Assyria
7. Bashkortostan
8. Batwa(Rwanda)
9. Bougainville
10. Buffalo River Dene Nation
11. Buryatia
12. Cabinda
13. Chechen Republic Ichkeria
14. Chin
15. Chittagong Hill Tracts
16. Chuvash
17. Circassia
18. Cordillera(Philippines)
19. Crimea(Crimean Tatars)
20. East Turkestan
21. Gagauzia
22. Greek Minority in Albania
23. Hmong ChaoFa
24. Hungarian Minority in Romania
25. Ingushetia
26. Inkeri
27. Inner Mongolia
28. Iranian Kurdistan
29. Iraqi Kurdistan
30. Iraqi Turkoman
31. Kalahui Hawaii
32. Karenni State
33. Khmer Krom
34. Komi
35. Kosova
36. Komyk
37. Lakota Nation
38. Maasai
39. Maohi People(French Polynesia)
40. Mapuche
41. Mari
42. Mon People
43. Montagnards
44. Nagalim
45. Nahua Del Alto Balsas
46. Nuxalk Nation
47. Ogoni(Nigeria)
48. Oromo
49. Rehoboth Basters
50. Rusyn People
51. Sanyak
52. Scania
53. Shan State
54. Sindh
55. Somaliland
56. South Moluccas,Republic of
57. Southern Azerbaijan
58. Southern Cameroons
59. Taiwan
60. Talysh
61. Tatarstan
62. Tibet
63. Tsimshiam
64. Tuva
65. Udmurt
66. Vhavenda
67. West Balochistan
68. West Papua
69. Zanzibar