A Network of People Building Peace
4 March 2019The DPRK-US Summit: A Step for Peace?
The second DPRK-US Summit came to an end in the Vietnamese Capital of Hanoi on February 28. It is regretful that this summit did not produce any...
25 February 2019Statement: Welcoming the DPRK-US Hanoi Summit
We welcome the historic convening of the Second DPRK-US Summit in Hanoi, Viet Nam on February 27-28. Following on from the meeting of the leaders of...
12 December 2018Dialogue for Peace in Northeast Asia
From 2-4 December, our Northeast Asia regional meeting took place in Beijing. At the heart of the meeting was the Ulaanbaatar Process, a civil society...
18 July 2018Time to End the Forgotten War, Time to Sustain Civil Society Dialogue Initiatives in the Korean Peninsula
Exactly a year ago, in July 2017, I had the opportunity to visit the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) for the first time. The political...
30 April 2018Supporting new hope for peace on the Korean Peninsula, towards a peaceful, nuclear-weapons free Northeast Asia
GPPAC Northeast Asia Statement Welcoming the 2018 Inter-Korean Summit
The Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) Northeast...
18 September 2017Reflections on Peace and Security in Northeast Asia
The publication Reflections on Peace and Security in Northeast Asia - Perspectives on the Ulaanbaatar Process was launched in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on...
15 December 2016Policy Brief: How is China Supporting Peace and Development?
In this policy brief GPPAC's former Executive Director Peter van Tuijl and GPPAC's former policy and advocacy intern Jan van Dorp take on the question...
12 December 2016Peace and Stability in Northeast Asia: the Second Ulaanbaatar Process Meeting
Peace Boat, as the Northeast Asia Regional Secretariat for the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC), successfully convened...
5 December 2016Now time for Indonesia to build peace on Korean Peninsula
In this article of the Jakarta Post, Peter van Tuijl (senior adviser of Kemitraan and former Executive Director of GPPAC) states the five reasons why...