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To gather and distribute information concerning Southern (Inner) Mongolian human rights situation and general human rights issues;

To promote and protect ethnic Mongolians’ all kind of rights such as basic human rights, indigenous rights, minority rights, civil rights, and political rights in Southern Mongolia;

To encourage human rights and democracy grassroots movements in Southern Mongolia;

To promote human rights and democracy education in Southern Mongolia;

To improve the international community’s understanding of deteriorating human rights situations, worsening ethnic, cultural and environmental problems in Southern Mongolia;

Ultimately, to establish a democratic political system in Southern Mongolia.

Japanese Ruling Party Leader Sanae Takaichi's Message to the Inner Mongolian People's Party 100th Anniversary Angers China

           ...  On October 1, 2025, the Conference to Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the Inner Mongolian People’s Party was held at the Japanese Parliament Senate Building on the occasion of China’s National Day, as a deliberate gesture to send a message to the Chinese government. The conference was hosted by Mr. Khuvisgalt Khereid, President of the Inner Mongolian People’s Party, and attended by distinguished guests, including His Excellency Elbegdorj Tsakhia, former President of Mongolia, as well as Japanese parliament members, representatives, scholars, and human rights advocates from Japan and abroad. Ms. Sanae Takaichi, President of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and President of the Japanese Parliamentary Alliance for Supporting Southern Mongolia, sent a special congratulatory message to the event. In her message, Ms. Takaichi stated, “Looking back on history, countless Mongolian people have continued their struggle, enduring unimaginable hardships and sacrifices to preserve their language, history, culture, and values, and to uphold the pride of their nation.” She also expressed strong concern over the continued human rights violations in Southern Mongolia under Chinese Communist Party  ....

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Representative Dr. Tsewang Gyalpo Arya Participates in the Mongolian Conferences in Tokyo

           ...  Konnichiwa! Tashi Delek! Sain bainu! I am Arya, the representative of the Liaison Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Japan. I am deeply honored to have been invited to participate and talk at this event, the “100th Founding Anniversary of the Inner Mongolia People’s Party 1925-2025”. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the organizers. As you are all aware, Mongolia and Tibet share deep historical, political, religious, and cultural ties. From the 7th to the 9th century, Tibet was a militarily powerful nation. However, when Buddhism arrived from India, Tibet gave up wars and invasions, transforming into a nation that valued peace, love, compassion, and non-violence based on the teachings of the Buddha. It became a peaceful country with a government aligned with religious principles. In the 13th century, Genghis Khan of Mongolia and his descendants ruled over much of Asia and Europe. Mongolia was a military state possessing immense power around that time. The Mongol emperor Kublai Khan established the Yuan Dynasty in 1271 and conquered China by 1279. During this period, while Mongolia was militarily powerful, Tibet was spiritually and religiously influential. Consequently, a special relationship of “Priest and Patron”  ....

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Conference Commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the Inner Mongolian People’s Party at the Japanese Parliament Building

           ...  A congratulatory message was delivered on behalf of the Parliamentary League for Supporting Southern Mongolia, chaired by Hon. Sanae Takaichi, Member of the House of Representatives.In her message, Hon. Takaichi stated, “Wishing that the path to freedom and happiness for all the people of Southern Mongolia will open and lead to a bright future, the members of our parliamentary league will continue to work together with you.” IMPP President Mr. Khuvisgalt Khereid delivered the keynote address, recounting the century-long history of Southern Mongolia’s struggle for freedom and reaffirming the Party’s unwavering commitment to achieving the independence of Southern Mongolia. A special highlight of the event was the presence of His Excellency Elbegdorj Tsakhia, Former President of Mongolia, who gave a powerful and inspiring speech. In a special session titled “Conversation with the Former President of Mongolia”, hosted by Mr. Enghebatu Togochog, Director of the Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center (SMHRIC) based in New York, President Elbegdorj called on all Mongolians worldwide to unite in defense of their culture, language, identity, and their rights to national freedom. He emphasized   ....

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Temulun Togochog speaks at the International Religious Freedom conference on Capitol Hill

           ...  My name is Temulun Togochog. I am an 18-year old Southern Mongolian-American activist working with my father Enghebatu Togochog whom some of you may know. I was born and raised in the United States after my parents came here seeking political asylum. I stand before you today to use my privilege as an American born citizen to speak on behalf the voiceless, the Southern Mongolians. Also known to the world as “the People of Inner Mongolia”, we are a people whose religious freedom, cultural heritage and very identity are under relentless assault. For thousands of years, Mongolians have lived on the vast steppe guided by two intertwined spiritual traditions: Buddhism and shamanism. We are a Buddhist nation deeply shaped by the teachings of compassion, wisdom, and non-violence. At the same time, we have preserved our ancient shamanic practices, which root us to the land, to our ancestors, and to the spirits of nature. Shamanism promotes a world view that emphasizes the reciprocal relationships with the natural world and finds guidance and spirits of nature and our ancestors whiles Buddhism teaches altruism and selflessness. This blend of Buddhism and shamanism is not just a religion for us. It is the very foundation of our world  ....

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