Press coverage
Reporting on Southern Mongolia and on the party by news organisations and human rights groups. Reports that the party's original website reprinted from 1996 to 2011 are kept here as published, each with its source, date and author; for recent coverage we link to the original article.
2025
- Marking the party's centenary in TokyoSMHRICby SMHRICOriginal article →
- More than 100 rights groups call for Hada's releaseSMHRICby SMHRICOriginal article →
2011
- Is "Southern (Inner) Mongolia's Today Independent Mongolia's Tomorrow"?SMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Normal School Graduates Protest to Demand Jobs in Southern MongoliaSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Fresh Protest by Mongolian Herders, Dozens HospitalizedSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Many Detained, Some Fled After Protests in Southern MongoliaSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- China Extends Hand and Fist to ProtestersThe New York Timesby Andrew Jacobs
- Parts of China's Inner Mongolia “under martial law” as protests spreadReutersby Ben Blanchard and Sui-Lee Wee
- Protests Spread in Southern Mongolia, Thousands More Take to the StreetsSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Herders Take to the Streets, Four ArrestedSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Coal Mine Forcefully Opened in Southern (Inner) Mongolia, Nomad Killed by Giant Freight TruckBoxun.com (translated from Chinese)by Wang Ning
- Statement of SMHRIC Representative Sainbilig Batzargal in Front of Chinese Embassy in NetherlandsSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by Sainbilig Batzargal
- Human Rights must be a Top Priority on Hu Jintao's VisitSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
2010
- Hada's Family Reunion Pictures Online but Whereabouts Remain UnknownSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Release Date Passed and Ethnic Mongolian Political Prisoner's Status Unclear while Wife and Son Remain under DetentionSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Mongolian activist's son: China police took motherThe Associated Press (via The Washington Post)by Cara Anna
- Tension in Inner Mongolia about activist's imminent release, supporters harassedReporters Without Bordersby Reporters Without Borders
- Amnesty International Groups' Action On Hada's CaseSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- China: Disappearance of Mongolian activist a serious concernAmnesty Internationalby Amnesty International
- Urgent Letter from Asia Indigenous Peoples CaucusAsia Indigenous Peoples Caucusby Asia Indigenous Peoples Caucus
- Southern Mongolian Representative to United Nations Conference Arrested at Beijing AirportSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
- Former Chinese spy seeks asylum in Toronto churchNational Postby Stewart Bell
2008
- UNPO UPR Statement: ChinaUNPO (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization)by UNPO
- Protestors Rally in Europe on Eve of China OlympicsDeutsche Welle (DW-WORLD.DE)Author unknown
- China: Incommunicado Detention / Fear of torture or ill-treatment: Jaranbayar SoyoltAmnesty Internationalby Amnesty International
- China's Official Response to Mongolia on J.Soyolt's CaseSMHRIC (Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center)by SMHRIC
2007
- Inner Mongolia Admitted to UNPOUNPO (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization)by UNPO
2006
- Nations of High Asia Declare Independence in U.S. CongressSMHRIC (www.smhric.org)by Jamyang Norbu
1999
- Undated (c. 1999)Tibetan Buddhism, The Mongolian ReligionCommon Voice, Volume 1by Sechin Jagchid
- Undated (c. 1999)Xanadu Remains Closed, ControversialSouth China Morning PostAuthor unknown
- Undated (c. 1999)Communist Party boss in China's Inner Mongolia warns of Western forces involvementReutersby Benjamin Kang Lim
- August 28th, 1999 Demonstration AccountCACCP (Committee Against Chinese Communist Propaganda)Author unknown
- Mongolians burn Chinese flag in Tiananmen protestReutersAuthor unknown
- Demonstration AccountCACCP (Citizens Against Communist Chinese Propaganda)Author unknown
- China-themed park draws protesters to front doorAssociated Press (Ocala Star-Banner)by Mike Schneider
1998
- Countries Seek Freedom From ChinaThe Associated Pressby William Foreman
- Statement by the Transnational Radical Party on UN Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of MinoritiesTransnational Radical Partyby Transnational Radical Party (delivered by Afrim Djonbalic)
- A letter from Xinna to President Clinton during his visit to ChinaSource unknownby Xinna
1997
- An European Parliament Resolution on Inner MongoliaEuropean Parliamentby European Parliament
- Mongolians protest China rule over Inner MongoliaReutersAuthor unknown
- Inner Mongolia: harsh sentences against “separatists” upheldAmnesty Internationalby Amnesty International
1996
- China sentenced two Inner Mongolian activistsThe Associated Pressby The Associated Press
- Hohhot Municipal Intermediate People's Court's verdict on Hada, Tegexi's TrialHohhot Municipal Intermediate People's Court (translated by the IMPP)by Hohhot Municipal Intermediate People's Court
- Ethnic Separatism in China: Threat or Smoke?The Wall Street Journal Interactive Editionby Dru C. Gladney
- Wave of arbitrary detentions in Inner MongoliaAmnesty Internationalby Amnesty International
- Unrest in Inner MongoliaReutersby Irja Halasz
- China arrests Mongolian democracy activists -groupReutersby Jane Macartney
- A letter from Xinna to the Chinese authoritiesSource unknownby Xinna
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Name of the party
- English
- Inner Mongolian People's Party (IMPP)
- Chinese
- 内蒙古人民党
- Mongolian (Cyrillic)
- Өвөр Монголын Ардын Нам
- Mongolian (traditional script)
- ᠥᠪᠥᠷ ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯ ᠤᠨ ᠠᠷᠠᠳ ᠤᠨ ᠨᠠᠮ
Standard description
The Inner Mongolian People’s Party works for an independent Southern Mongolia and the fundamental rights of its people. It traces its roots to the Inner Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party, established in October 1925, and was re-established in exile in Princeton, New Jersey, in 1997. Khereid Khuvisgalt was elected president of the party in 2021.
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