Democratic Progressive Party - Taiwan Address: 10 F No. 30 Pei-Ping East Rd. Taipei, Taiwan Website: www.y-stage.org E-mail: tzuchunk@dpp.org.tw The DPP has been at the forefront of movements demanding social and political justice. Socially, the DPP has championed social welfare policies involving the rights of women, senior citizens, children, labor, indigenous peoples, farmers, and other disadvantaged sectors of society. Politically, the DPP has lead and won battles for free speech, free press, the freedom of association, and respect for human rights. Furthermore, the DPP distinguishes itself from the ruling KMT in its domestic social policies, anti-corruption stance, and efficient government. Internationally, the DPP advocates greater integration into the world community that is aimed at enhancing the prosperity and security of Taiwan.
	Future Youth Group – Provisional Member Address: No 9-B, Khosar Road, F 7/2 Islamabad, Pakistan Tel.: +92 51 265-1790 Website: www.fyg-pak.org E-mail: talk_z@yahoo.com Future Youth Group Pakistan is the youth wing of the Liberal Forum Pakistan, a political forum for democratic training and education of the Pakistanis. YLDA granted the group a ‘provisional member status’ on November 7, 2004 during the second General Meeting in Nepal.
	Institute for Democracy and Leadership / Liberal Youth Guilds - Sri Lanka Address: Institute for Democracy & Leadership (IDL) NO29/1. Stafford Avenue, Colombo-06 Sri Lanka. Tel.: +94 11 5017720 Fax: +94 11 5010923 Website: www.idlsrilanka.com E-mail: idl@samadhifoundation.net The Institute for Democracy & Leadership was established in 1999 to foster the process of democracy and to address the moral, social, ethnic and economic issues that plague our country. The IDL functions as an NGO comprising of a group of professional volunteers.
	Kabataang Liberal ng Pilipinas (KALIPI) Philippines Address: 4th Flr. J&T Bldg., Ramon Magsaysay Blvd., Sta. Mesa, Manila, Philippines. Tel.: +63 2 7157040 Fax: +63 2 7130737 Website: kalipiblog.blogspot.com E-mail: kalipi@gmail.com The Kabataang Liberal ng Pilipinas (KALIPI) remains and is acknowledged to be one of the largest and most-dynamic youth-wing of a political party in the Philippines. Established on 21st of August 1989 by the young turks of the Liberal Party - Eli Quinto, Solphie Confiado, Dinggoy Roxas, and Mikee Macapagal-Arroyo, The Kabataang Liberal ng Pilipinas or the Young Liberals of the Philippines (KALIPI) played a crucial role in Philippine politics. Its objectives are to provide venues for the active youth involvement in parliamentary struggle; serve as training grounds for young leaders; inculcate and deepen the understanding of liberalism among young people and; build a strong youth movement that will transform the nature of Philippine politics. KALIPI is composed of young patriotic leaders aged 15-35 years - community youth, students, professional, entrepreneurs and women. The National Assembly, the highest policy-making body of the organization, meets every three years to elect its officers, enact the General Program of Action of the organization, amend or revise the constitution, and approve resolutions for adoption by the organization.
	Karen Youth Organization - Burma Address: Rocky, PO Box 74, Mae Sot, Tak 63110 Thailand E-mail: rockyparadise@yahoo.com Mobile Phone: +66 717 29932 The Karen Youth Organization (KHRG) is a small and independent group documenting the youth situation in Burma. They are fighting for liberty and democracy in Burma. The organization is not based in Burma but in the northern regions of Thailand to avoid the Myanmar military forces.
	Sam Rainsy Youth Movement (SRYM) - Cambodia Address: 71 Sothearos Road, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel: +855 12 557333 Fax: +855 23 211336 Email: info@knym.org Website: www.knym.org The Khmer Nation Youth Movement (KNYM) was established on 14 December 1997 by the extra-ordinary congress of the Sam Rainsy Party. KNYM is the youth organization of the Sam Rainsy Party (SRP), the main opposition party in Cambodia. KNYM is open all Cambodian youth from 16-40 years of age. The movement believes in the important role of youth in the building of free and democratic Cambodia.
	National Awakening Party - Indonesia Address: Jl Kalibata Timur No 24B Jakarta Selatan Indonesia Website: www.kebangkitanbangsa.org E-mail: milist@kebangkitanbangsa.org Indonesian Partai Kebangkitan Bangsa (PKB) , also called People's Awakening Party moderate Islamic political party in Indonesia. The PKB was formed in 1998 by Abdurrahman Wahid—a Muslim cleric and head of the Council of Scholars (Nahdlatul-'Ulama), the country's largest Muslim organization— and his supporters. Its opposition to an Islamic government, however, led more conservative members to leave and establish other parties.
	Parti Gerakan Rakyat - Malaysia Address: Level 5, Menara PGRM, 8, Jln Pudu Ulu, Cheras, 56100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel.: +60 3 92876868 Fax: +60 3 92878826 Website: www.gerakan.org.my E-mail: gerakan@gerakan.org.my Since its founding in 1968, the Parti Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia (PGRM) has seen growth and strength despite external constraints and internal problems. Through sincere leadership, pragmatic strategies and non-communal approaches, PGRM obtained mass support to strive for an egalitarian united Malaysia characterized by racial harmony, social justice, economic equality, political democracy and cultural liberalism. PGRM’s receptivity to people’s criticisms and advices and its sensitivity to their needs and aspirations are two major factors that contribute in making PGRM a dynamic and resilient political force in Malaysia.
	Singapore Democratic Party Address: 1357 Serangoon Road, Singapore 328240 Website: www.singaporedemocrat.org E-mail: speakup@singaporedemocrat.org The Singapore Democratic Party is committed to bringing democracy to Singapore. The Party objects are: (1) To eliminate all forms of authoritarianism; to uphold democratic principles and institutionalize democratic practices. (2) To build an economically stable and progressive nation based on the free market system where private entrepreneurship is encouraged and direct Government participation in business is minimized. (3) To foster a vibrant and dynamic society based on pluralism and diversity; to replace elitism with free competition and equal opportunity for all Singaporeans especially in the area of education; to remove all policies that discriminate against the less fortunate, women and minorities; to do away with excessive regulation that stifles innovation, creativity, and adventurism. (4) To restore a proper system of checks-and-balance in the polity and to ensure the independence of the judiciary; to encourage Singaporeans to participate in the nation's political process; to respect the universality of human, civil, and political rights of Singaporeans; to achieve a free-flow of information in the society.
	Students Movement for Democracy - Cambodia Address: Phnom Penh, Cambodia Tel.: +855 12 992242 SMD is an Independent Political Youth Organization working for democracy, human rights respect in Cambodia and protecting territorial integrity. SMD was found in September 1998 by students, monks and people who love democracy during a mass demonstration (more than ten thousand people) against national election result declared by NEC 1998.
	The Indonesian democratic Party of Struggle - Indonesia Address: JI Raya Lenteng Agung No99, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia Tel: +62 7806028 Fax: +62 7814472 Website: www.pdi_perjuangna.or.id / indonesian-democratic.blogspot.com
	Youth Initiative - Nepal Address: GPO 8973, NPC 430 New Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal Website: www.youthinitiative.org.np E-mail: info@youthinitiative.org.np Youth Initiative is a youth-led and youth-run not for profit youth organisation. It was established during late 1999 but was legally registered in the Dist. Administration Office in Kathmandu on April 2001. Youth Initiative has got affiliation with the Social Welfare Council (SWC) of Nepal and is also a member of the NGO Federation of Nepal.