The Unrepresented Nation and People Organization (UNPO) was created by nations and peoples who are not represented in organizations like the UN. Founded in 1991, UNPO as about 50 member organizations representing over 100 million people denied their nationality. They are struggling to regain their lost countries, to preserve their cultural identities, to protect their basic human and economic rights and to safeguard the natural environment. The following 69 groups currently belong to UNPO:
- Abkhasia
- Aborigines of Australia
- Acheh
- Albanians in Macedonia
- Assyria
- Bashkortostan
- Batwa
- Bougainville
- Buryatia
- Chameria
- Chechen Republic Ichkeria
- Chittagong Hill Tracts
- Chuvash
- Circassians
- Cordillera
- Crimean Tatars
- East Timor
- East Turkestan
- Gagauzia
- Greek Minority in Albania
- Hungarian Minority in Romania
- Ingushetia
- Inkeria
- Iraqi Turkomen
- Kalaui, Hawaii
- Karenni State
- Komi
- Kosovo
- Kurdistan (Iraq)
- Lakota Nation
- Maohi People
- Mapuche
- Mari
- Mon People
- Nagaland
- Ogoni
- Republic of South Moluccas
- Sakha Republic (Yukatia)
- Sanjak
- Scania
- Taiwan
- Tartarstan
- Tibet
- Udmurt
- West Papau
- Zanzibar
