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Global Presence

Headquartered in The Hague — the international city of peace and justice — AUN maintains a multi-sectional network that informs and mobilizes stakeholders in all regions of the world.

The Hague headquarters

AUN's Secretariat operates from Fluwelen Burgwal 58 in The Hague, the Netherlands — placing the organization at the heart of the world's legal and diplomatic infrastructure, alongside the International Court of Justice, the ICC, and dozens of international institutions.

Regional reach

AUN's members, campaigns, and research span Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. Our heritage initiative GRACE is active in over 15 countries; GloVIN covers judicial systems in more than 25 jurisdictions; AUN News reports with particular focus on Africa, Asia, and Latin America; and PolicyPulse AI monitors legislation across 190 countries.

Explore the network's institutions on our homepage or meet the communities we serve on the Stakeholders page.

The AUN consists of a Governing Board, a General Assembly, International Council, four regions (one each for Africa, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Americas), Islands Committee, Sectoral Organisations, National Groups, thematic committees and affiliated organisations

AUN Regions:

  • AUN Asia - Pacific : Headquartered in Kathmandu, Nepal
  • AUN Africa : Headquartered in Durban, South Africa
  • AUN European Union : Headquartered in the Hague, Netherlands
  • AUN Americas : Headquartered in New York, United States

AUN Islands Committee

An essential part of the Advocacy Unified Network (AUN) is the Islands Committee, which works to address the special problems of island countries and promote their long-term prosperity. The organisation's goal is to raise consciousness about the ecological dangers, economic limits, and climate change implications faced by island nations. Members include experts, policymakers, and other stakeholders from all over the world. The Islands Committee is committed to using evidence-based analysis and lobbying to advance comprehensive strategies for achieving sustainable development in island states. In order to aid island states in overcoming challenges, cultivating resilience, and creating a successful and sustainable future, the committee promotes collaboration, knowledge sharing, and partnerships.

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