Alice Springs Peace Action Think-Tank (ASPATT) Alternatives to Violence Project Qld (AVPQ) Anti-Nuclear Alliance of WA Australia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition Australian Manufacturing Workers Union Retired Members Branch (Qld) Australian Non-violence Projects Continue reading IPAN Members
IPAN is a network of community and church groups, trade unions, peace and anti-war organisations, and concerned individuals from across Australia, united by our support for an independent Australian foreign policy based on peaceful resolution of international conflicts. Responding to Continue reading Who we are
To assist it in achieving its vision, IPAN will seek to (its objectives): Promote an independent Australian foreign policy that promotes peaceful resolution of any international conflicts; Oppose the establishment of any foreign military bases, and the deployment of any Continue reading IPAN’S objectives
We, the undersigned, are deeply concerned with the growing threat of another major world war.,, Continue reading Keep Australia out of U.S. wars
The following individuals have endorsed IPAN’s statement to keep out of USA wars. Continue reading Thousands of Australians have signed our statement to keep out of USA wars
print copy [pdf 290KB] The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network Adopted initially in 2017, and updated last on 22 November 2022 at the IPAN Annual General Meeting. IPAN is incorporated in the ACT IPAN CONSTITUTION – UPDATED at 2022 AGM Continue reading Constitution
Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) Statement on South‐China Sea Disputed Territories IPAN National Co-ordinating Committee members are concerned by the escalating hostilities in the South-China Sea… Continue reading South China Sea
The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN), representing more than 30 peace, anti-war, community organisations and unions from around Australia, held its third National Conference in Alice Springs… Continue reading 2016 national annual conference
In February 2003, unprecedented numbers of people joined the largest demonstrations in recorded history to oppose the invasion of Iraq. They were right; there were no weapons of mass destruction and war was not the answer. Learning from recent history, Continue reading The IPAN Statement
In addition to the organisations who signed on to the IPAN statement the following individuals have given their endorsement: Mueen Albreihi Kathleen Green Becky Ng Marlou Abaja James Grieve Simon Niblock Stephannie Abusa C Griffith Lyn Nicholls Dr Paul Adams B Continue reading Individual endorsements
The following organisations have endorsed the IPAN statement AUSTRALIAN ANTI-BASES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE AUSTRALIAN NUCLEAR ALLIANCE WESTERN AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIAN PEACE COMMITTEE Australia East Timor Friendship Association (SA) BAN THE BASES! Network Phillipines BAYAN Phillipines BYRON PEOPLE FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE Campaign Against Continue reading Organisations endorsing the IPAN statement
Australia needs positive jobs not a new arms race The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) is alarmed by the Australian Government’s comments following statements by a front runner for US Secretary of State, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, that President-elect Trump Continue reading Jobs not arms race
Response to announced Australian air strikes against IS in Iraq – 3rd October 2014 A national peace group has responded to the PM’s announcement of renewed Australian military participation in the middle east with a warning, that another war is Continue reading Air Strikes
Escalating hostilities in the South-China Sea draw Australia closer to fighting another foreign war The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) says escalating hostilities in the South-China Sea have the potential to spark a major military conflict in Asia-Pacific and Continue reading South China Sea
The last thing Australia needs is a holy war – says spokesperson Nick Deane for the Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN). “Our Federal Government should reject completely any consideration of sending our airforce personnel to drop bombs on Islamic Continue reading The last thing Australia needs
