UNA-UK is pleased to be associated with the following organisations:

Reporters Without Borders

Reporters Without Borders (Reporters Sans Frontiéres) is a press freedom non-governmental organisation that defends the human rights of journalists, and fights against censorship and laws that undermine freedom of the press. RSF is present on all five continents with more than 120 correspondents, and has consultative status at the United Nations.

UNIFEM-UK

UNIFEM is the women's fund at the United Nations. It supports projects that promote women's economic security, human rights and status. UNIFEM-UK, the organisation representing UNIFEM in the UK, works by bringing together individuals, groups and organisations who share the belief that women across the world deserve an equal chance to participate in the societies in which they live and that this participation benefits all.

UNICEF-UK

UNICEF-UK is one of 37 National Committees around the world that raises funds for the programmes of UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund. UNICEF advocates for lasting change for the world’s children and undertakes worldwide emergency and development work.

Refugee Council

The Refugee Council is the largest organisation in the UK working with asylum seekers and refugees. They not only give help and support, but also work with asylum seekers and refugees to ensure their needs and concerns are addressed.

The Jubilee Debt Campaign is a coalition of local/regional groups and national organisations whose focus is on changing UK government policy on debt to ensure that the maximum influence is brought to bear on the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

Stamp Out Poverty campaigns for additional sources of revenue to bridge the massive funding gap required to bring the world’s poorest people out of poverty. They are a network of more than 50 UK organisations, including Oxfam, Save the Children, Christian Aid, AMICUS and War on Want, which have pioneered initiatives such as a stamp duty on sterling currency transactions, which could raise billions to help provide clean water, healthcare and education.

The CMC is a network of civil society organisations, including NGOs, faith-based groups and professional organisations, who share a common goal of stopping civilian casualties from cluster munitions.

The Trade Justice Movement is a fast-growing group of organisations including trade unions, aid agencies, environment and human rights campaigns, fairtrade organisations, faith and consumer groups. Together, the groups are campaigning for trade justice - not free trade - with the rules weighted to benefit poor people and the environment.

Stop Climate Chaos is a civil society movement seeking to mobilise pubic pressure in support of immediate and comprehensive political action to curb greenhouse gas emissions and so to prevent the 'chaos' that climate change, if left unchecked, is likely to cause.

GAPS: Gender Actions for Peace and Security

GAPS is an expert group of peace and development NGOs, academics and grassroots peacebuilders. The aim of the network is to act as a resource and provide support to United Kingdom policymakers engaged in promoting peace and security.

The Women's Advisory Council is a non-party-political organisation which provides a forum for the exchange of opinions with women's organisations on the work of the UN, its specialised agencies and UNA-UK. Membership is drawn from women's national organisations and the women's sections of national and international organisations.