Last modified: 2002-09-14 by rob raeside
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The website of UNPO (Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organisation) is at www.unpo.org,
where it says:
"UNPO is an international organisation created by nations and peoples around the world, who are not represented as such in the world´s
principal international organisations, such as the United Nations.
Founded in 1991, UNPO today consists of over 50 members who represent
over 100 million persons. UNPO offers an international forum for
occupied nations, indigenous peoples, minorities, and even oppressed
majorities who currently struggle to regain their lost countries,
preserve their cultural identities, protect their basic human and
economic rights and safeguard the natural environment."
UNPO Director-General is Karl von Habsburg, appointed in January 2002.
UNPO is located in The Hague (The Netherlands).
The members of UNPO are listed on www.unpo.org/member, with a
link to an individual page for each member.
The flags of the members of UNPO are shown on www.unpo.org/flags. Clicking on a flag will load a larger image
of it.
I am describing these flags, following the UNPO members' list. In my
comments, "similar" means that the flags shown on UNPO website and ours
are the same, whereas identical means that the images shown on UNPO
website and ours are the same.
1. Abkhazia - flag similar to that at ge-abkha.html, but
with wrong proportion (4:7 instead of 1:2).
2. Aboriginals of Australia - image identical to that at au-abo.html.
3. Acheh/Sumatra - flag similar to that at id-aceh.html, but
with wrong proportion (~2:3 instead of 1:2).
4. Albanians in Macedonia - National Albanian flag, similar to that at al.html, but with wrong proportion (2:3 instead of 5:7).
5. Assyria - image identical to that at assyria.html, but in
a larger size. This was the original image of this flag before I resized and corrected it.
6. Bashkortostan - flag similar to that at ru-ba.html. Most
probably an earlier version of this flag by Rick Wyatt, which was later
corrected by myself and credited to both of us.
7. Batwa (Rwanda) - flag similar to that at afr-twa.html.
8. Bougainville - flag similar to that at pg-ns.html. Most
probably an earlier image of the flag, now discarded from our site.
9. Buryatia - flag similar to that at ru-bu.html. Most probably
an earlier image of the flag, now discarded from our site.
10. Cabinda - flag similar to that at ao-cabin.html.
11. Chechen Republic Ichkeria - image identical to that at ru-ce.html.
12. Chin State - flag similar to that at mm-tribe.html#chin.
Most probably an earlier image of this flag, later corrected by us.
13. Chittagong Hill Tracts - flag similar to that at bd-cht.html.
14. Chuvash - purple (incorrect) flag. Most probably an earlier image of
this flag, now discarded from our website. See our page at ru-cu.html.
15. Circassia - flag similar to that at ru-kc.html.
16. Cordillera (Phillippines) - image identical to that at ph-cpdf.html.
17. Crimea - flag similar to that at ua_krtat.html.
18. East Timor - flag similar to the modern flag of East Timor (Timor Leste) at tp_dret.html.
Most
probably an earlier image of this flag, now discarded from our website.
19. East Turkestan - flag similar to fourth image (cn-xj.gif, blue field, white
crescent and star) on our pages at cn-islam.html.
20. Gagauzia - image identical to that at md-gagau.html.
21. Greek Minority in Albania - Greek national flag.
22. Hungarian Minority in Romania - Hungarian national flag.
23. Ingushetia - flag similar to that shown at ru-in.html. Most
probably an earlier image of this flag, now discarded from our website.
24. Inkeri - flag similar to that at ru-ingri.html.
25. Iraqi Turkoman - flag similar to that at iq-turkm.html.
26. Kalahui Hawaii - flag similar to that at us-hi-im.html.
27. Karenni State - Flag similar to that at mm-tribe.html#karenni.
28. Khmer Kampuchea Krom - an original flag.
29. Komi - image nearly identical to that at ru-ko.html. Most
probably an earlier image of the flag, later corrected on our site.
30. Kosova - Albanian national flag. See #4.
31. Komyk - an original flag.
32. Kurdistan (Iraq)- no flag shown.
33. Lakota Nation - no flag shown.
34. Maohi People (French Polynesia) - could be similar to Hau Tahiti
flag, described on pf}.html#hau. Shown in "Flags of Paradise"
chart, as "Maohi Provisional Government".
35. Mapuche - flag similar to that on cl_mapuc.html.
36. Mari - image nearly identical to the second "incorrect flag" shown
at ru-me.html.
Most probably an earlier image of the flag, latter corrected.
37. Mon People - flag similar to that at mm-tribe.html#mon.
38. Nagaland - flag similar to that at in-nl.html.
39. Nuxalk Nation - no flag shown.
40. Ogoni (Nigeria) - as described on ng}ogoni.html.
41. Rusyn People - flag shown at ua-zk.html (from UNPO
website).
42. Sanjak - image similar (resized) to that at yu-sanja.html.
43. Sakha Republic (Yakutia) - similar to flags shown on ru-sa.html.
Most probably an earlier image of the flag, later corrected.
44. Scania - image similar to that at se-scani.html.
45. Shan State - flag similar to that at mm-shan.html, but
with proportion 2:3.
46. South Moluccas, Republic of - flag similar to that at id-rms.html.
47. Taiwan - image nearly identical to that at tw.html. Most
probably an earlier image of the flag, later corrected.
48. Tatarstan - flag similar to that at ru-ta.html. Most
probably an earlier image of the flag, later corrected.
49. Tibet - flag similar to that at cn-tibet.html, but with
yellow edge on the wrong side.
50. Tuva - flag similar to that at ru-ty.html.
51. Udmurtia - image nearly identical to that at ru-ud.html.
Most probably an earlier image of the flag, later corrected.
52. West Papua - flag similar to that at id-irja.html, but
with proportion 2:3 instead of 1:2.
53. Zanzibar - flag similar to that at tz-zan.html, but
without the white stripe along the hoist.
Former members of UNPO are Armenia, Estonia,
Georgia, Latvia, and Palau
(flags not shown on UNPO website).
Ivan Sache, 10 March 2002
See also:
Jens Pattke, 15 August 2002
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