Declarations and initiatives of or endorsed by the International Progress Organization (2003)

	Iraq -- Renewal of call for independent international inquiry over alleged use of arms of mass destruction (1 February 2003)
	Iraq -- United Nations -- Threat of the Use of Force -- Violation of the United Nations Charter -- Violation of Art. 6 of the Treaty of Amsterdam by the United Kingdom and Spain (15 March 2003)
	Declaration of the International Progress Organization on the War of Aggression against Iraq (24 March 2003)
	War on Iraq -- United Nations -- Call by international NGOs for Invoking Uniting for Peace Resolution  (27 March 2003)
	Memorandum on the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for International Crimes, Including the Crime of Aggression,  in the Territory of Iraq (28 March 2003)
	Declaration against the War on Iraq by the Foundation for Social Justice, Philippines (31 March 2003)
	Post-war Iraq Perspective -- Commentary from Jordan (12 April 2003)
	The Bangalore Declaration (27 May 2003)
	Declaration by the international coordinating committee of the World Tribunal on Iraq (23 August 2004)

I.P.O. monitoring of the situation in Iraq since 1988
 

	Iran-Iraq war -- exchange of POWs (1988, 1989)
	Conflict between Iraq and Kuwait -- Gulf War (1990, 1991, 2003)
	United Nations sanctions policy vis-à-vis Iraq (1990- )
	Status of foreign diplomatic missions in Iraq after occupation (2003)
	Memorandum on the legal implications of the Iraq war 2003, including measures of criminal justice (2003)
	Prosecution of International Crimes in Iraq -- Lack of Constitutional Authority (2003)
	Letter from Mr. Ramsey Clark to the Secretary-General of the United Nations concerning the Iraq war 2003 and the question of a war of aggression (2004)
	Call for establishment of International War Crimes Commission for Iraq (2004)
	Public meetings on "transfer" of sovereignty (June 2004)

Alternative information about war and occupation: www.truthout.org

I.P.O. documentation (2004): The Iraq Crisis and the United Nations

The International Progress Organization has been monitoring the situation in and around Iraq since the Kurdish insurgency in the North of Iraq during the 1970s. In 1986, an International Committee for Peace in the Gulf was established under the auspices of the I.P.O. The Committee presented proposals for the settlement of the disputes between Iran and Iraq as well as between Iraq and Kuwait.