 | Enhanced Partnership between the United Nations and the Inter-Parliamentary Union (New York/Geneva, 31 October 2003) |
| Rwanda leads world ranking of women in parliament (Geneva, 22 October 2003) |
| Iraq: IPU calls for establishment of a "constitutional convention" (Geneva, 4 October 2003) |
| Network of cooperation between UNESCO and the Inter-Parliamentary Union to be launched (Geneva, 3 October 2003) |
| Parliament’s role in ensuring peace and security and
building an international coalition for peace: on the agenda of the 109th IPU Assembly (Geneva, 29 September 2003) |
| The Inter-Parliamentary Union welcomes overturn of Amina Lawal sentence (Geneva, 25 September 2003) |
| Meeting on the Electoral Rights of Citizens with Disabilities drafts electoral law provisions (Geneva, 23 September 2003) |
| Inauguration of the House of Parliaments (Geneva, 19 September 2003) |
| WTO Ministerial Conference: parliamentarians committed to promote free and fair trade that benefits people everywhere, enhances development and reduces poverty (Cancun, 12 September 2003) |
| Members of Parliament from 47 countries reiterate resolve to strengthen democracy worldwide (Ulaanbaatar, 9 September 2003) |
| Parliamentarians debate the major issues before the WTO Ministerial Conference (Cancun, 9 September 2003) |
| MPs from some 40 countries join forces to fight desertification (Geneva, 5 September 2003) |
| Members of parliaments will meet in Cancun to oversee trade negotiations at the WTO Conference (Geneva, 2 September 2003) |
| Establishment of a working group of Israeli and Palestinian elected representatives to work constantly for cooperation (Geneva, 17 July 2003) |
| Knesset and PLC members to meet in Geneva under IPU auspices (Geneva, 15 July 2003) |
| President Páez pledges IPU support for the creation of a Pan-African Parliament (Geneva, 1 July 2003) |
| Parliaments to oversee trade negotiations at the WTO Conference in Cancún (Geneva, 23 June 2003) |
| The IPU presses for a humanitarian agreement in Colombia and calls for the liberation of Aung San Suu Kyi in Myanmar (Geneva, 10 June 2003) |
| The Inter-Parliamentary Union is concerned about the situation of Chilean MP Juan Pablo Letelier (Geneva, 2 June 2003) |
| The Inter-Parliamentary Union calls for a pardon for Amina Lawal of Nigeria (Geneva, 8 May 2003) |
| IPU recommends humanitarian agreement between Colombian government and FARC to put an end to detained MPs (Santiago, 10 April 2003) |
| 108th IPU Conference appeals to states to take
concrete measures for the total elimination of nuclear weapons (Santiago, 10 April 2003) |
| 108th IPU Conference appeals for an end to the war in Iraq, emphasising importance of upholding international law and the UN Charter (Santiago, 10 April 2003) |
| IPU and UNHCR emphasise challenges to protecting refugees in the current conflict in Iraq and other humanitarian crises (Santiago, 10 April 2003) |
| IPU and DCAF launch handbook on control of security forces (Santiago, 8 April 2003) |
| The need to put an urgent end to the war in Iraq has been put on the agenda of the 108th Inter-Parliamentary Conference (Santiago, 8 April 2003) |
| Intense negotiations to formalise a supplementary emergency item on the situation in Iraq (Santiago, 7 April 2003) |
| IPU and UN launch a Handbook on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Santiago, 7 April 2003) |
| President Ricardo Lagos inaugurates the 108th Inter-Parliamentary Conference in Santiago de Chile (Santiago, 6 April 2003) |
| Women parliamentarians denounce the effects
of the war on children and women (Santiago, 6 April 2003) |
| "At a time when the system for multilateral cooperation is under severe stress, the IPU pleaded for respect for the rule of law and human rights" (Geneva, 18 March 2003) |
| President Ricardo Lagos to open 108th Inter-Parliamentary Conference in Santiago de Chile (Geneva, 7 March 2003) |
| Political will indispensable for steady progress in women's participation in parliament (Geneva, 5 March 2003) |
| IPU and UNESCO envisage to create a parliamentary network on matters related to UNESCO (Geneva, 25 February 2003) |
| Declaration by the President of the Council of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Chilean Senator Sergio Páez, following the Executive Committee’s session of 19 and 20 February 2003 (Geneva, 20 February 2003) |
| MPs intend to enhance the transparency of WTO activities (Geneva, 18 February 2003) |
| "Parliaments have a special role in making the international trading system more open, more equitable, more predictable and non-discriminatory" (Geneva, 18 February 2003) |
| IPU and European Parliament organise jointly a Parliamentary Conference on WTO (Geneva, 13 February 2003) |
| Mr. M. Samarasinghe, Minister of Employment and Labour and Chief Government Whip of Sri Lanka, is elected new President of the IPU Committee on the Human Rights of Parliamentarians (Geneva, 23 January 2003) |
| IPU Human Rights Committee to examine allegations of human rights violations affecting MPs in 28 countries during its 100th session (Geneva, 17 January 2003) |
