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It is my strong belief that mines, which may be exploded by the presence or proximity of a person, are morally unacceptable. I fully support the convention on the prohibition of the use, stockpiling, transfer and production on anti-personnel mines and on their destruction.
Through their signature, governments promise to officially adopt and ratify the Ottawa Treaty and to comply with all of its terms. These include support for global demining work and assistance for mine victims. Through my signature on the People's treaty, I commit to working to ensure that governments keep these promises.
3956 people have signed the treaty.
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Name: Denis Reid
Country:
canada,
City:
quebec
Age:
43 |
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Name: Chloe Reschke-Maguire
Organisation:
AIESEC Australia
Country:
Australia,
City:
Adelaide
,
South Australia
Age:
20
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
As a young female graduate in Adelaide I began reading this treaty by saying..."well what can I do, I am just one person." But I am not just one person I am part of another 3000 or so who are also committed to keeping the Governments around the world and in particular Australia accountable for their actions towards this and many other social issues. I believe that if everyone used their own personal networks, communities and contacts world wide to generate awareness for this ongoing crime I would no longer be 1 in 3000 trying to do something but one in hundreds of thousands. This would be a voice and power the Government could not fail to ignore. |
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Name: Sabri Louatah
Email:
sabri.louatahSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERwanadoo.fr
Country:
France,
City:
Saint-Etienne
Age:
22 |
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Name: Nicole Longpre
Country:
Canada,
City:
Victoria
Age:
19
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
Why is such desecration of innocent lives acceptable in Azerbaijan but not Alabama? |
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Name: annie tipps
Country:
united states,
City:
nashville
Age:
16 |
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Name: azam
Country:
usa,
City:
leander
,
tx
Age:
33
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
It is a shame that mines continue to kill innocents people all across the world.
I wish that more could be done to remove these deadly devices. |
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Name: Patty Leasure
Country:
United States,
City:
Bowling Green
,
OH
Age:
21
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
Land mines are a horrible example of the cruelties of war and its effects on civilians all over the world. Every 30 minutes, atleast one person is maimed or killed by a land mine. Actions need to be taken to prevent landmines from ever being used as a way of warfare again, and we need to take steps to deactivate present landmines and protect civilians from being injured due to these landmines. |
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Name: shi lin
Country:
singapore,
City:
choa chu kang
,
singaporean
Age:
10 |
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Name: Stephen Fryburg
Email:
steveSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERdaytonpeacemuseum.org Organisation:
Dayton International Peace Museum www.DaytonPeaceMuseum.org
Country:
USA,
City:
Dayton
,
Ohio
Age:
51
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
I am ashamed that the U.S. has failed to sign on to ths treaty. Another instance of profits before people I'm sure.
Americans had better hold their representatives accountable for such poor foreign policy choices. When we fail to make the world safer for everyone everywhere then we will not be safe at home. Our happiness and prosperity is directly tied to the happiness and prosperity of our global neighbors. |
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Name: Stewart Daniel Watt
Email:
icblSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERstewcentral.com Organisation:
International Taoist Tai Chi Society
Country:
Australia,
City:
Adelaide
,
South Australia
Age:
21 |
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Name: Mohammed Arshaan
Country:
India,
City:
Chennai
Age:
17
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
Stop playing with dangerous toys For God sake! |
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Name: chris grieve
Country:
UK,
City:
London
Age:
31
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
How many more children must we maim and kill as they play innocently in the mine ridden fields,before we wipe these vile inventions off the face of the earth forever? |
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Name: M.Rafiq Khan
Email:
afghandisabilityunionSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERyahoo.com Organisation:
Afghan Disabled Union (ADU)
Country:
Afghanistan.,
City:
Kandahar
,
Kandahar
Age:
34
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
I want a total ban on all anti personnel landmines. |
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Name: Ebrahim
Email:
khan.omaraSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERgmail.com Organisation:
Afghan Disabled Union (ADU)
Country:
Afghanistan,
City:
Kabul
,
Kabul
Age:
25
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:30
I want a comprehensive ban on all landmines including anti personnel landmines. |
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Name: Bryan Tyler Endres
Country:
United States of America,
City:
Houghton
,
Michingan
Age:
16
Comment:
Tuesday February 14, 2006 - 11:15
Landmines are indiscriminate killers of both civilians and military personnel. |
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Name: Jaspar Leahy
Country:
USA,
City:
Lake Worth
Age:
14
Comment:
Monday February 13, 2006 - 10:15
I am doing a project for school on advocating the stop of landmines. Great website!!! |
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Name: Emily DiNapoli
Country:
United States,
City:
Richmond
,
Virginia
Age:
14
Comment:
Monday February 13, 2006 - 10:15
I am an 8th grader who just finished doing a history fair project on the ICBL. I love what they did!!! But don't get me started on the US. How can our government justify not banning landmines? In having landmines in certain places, they may "save them", but they probably kill or stop soldiers from protecting other people. Or, our government can just drop out of wars, but don't punish citizens because you are so stubborn, government.
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Name: Clea Rains
Country:
Canada,
City:
Huntsville
,
Ontario
Age:
23
Comment:
Monday February 13, 2006 - 10:15
I agree that landmines should be banned from use. There are other methods of warfare that could be used that don't affect innocent people long after their initial use. |
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Name: Sachiko Okada
Country:
Japan,
City:
Tokyo
,
Tokyo
Age:
22
Comment:
Wednesday January 25, 2006 - 12:00
I strongly believe that Landmines are terrible weapon for human dignity. |
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Name: Mike Lucas
Country:
USA,
City:
Stow
Age:
16
Comment:
Tuesday January 17, 2006 - 19:45
A Soviet general once stated to the Afgan people ''you may have won this war but our landmines will kill your desendants for generations to come'' after the Soviets pulled out of Afganistan tere were still thousands of landmines left,this is also a problem for many outher countries around the world,and with new landmines still being used the numbers of people being killed will be in the millions or even more!New tech. used for a better advantage in war is one thing but this blind uncivlized method of killing is anouther. |
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Name: Kate Carson
Country:
USA,
City:
Nashville
,
TN
Age:
18 |
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Name: Gaby Karsai
Country:
Australia,
City:
Sydney
Age:
45 |
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Name: Patti Lee
Country:
Australia,
City:
Darwin
,
Northern Territory
Age:
44
Comment:
Tuesday January 17, 2006 - 19:30
I have just viewed a show on the ABC tv and was just so shocked to hear that so many of these killers are still being laid to kill and maim....a treaty was signed by many nations banning the use and laying of mines and I was disgusted to know that the USA is one the countries who wont sign and still uses these and cluster bombs...Amercians I beg you to get together and stop your government allowing the use of these evil parcels..... |
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Name: Sally Dowling
Country:
Australia,
City:
Melbourne
,
Victoria
Age:
56
Comment:
Tuesday January 17, 2006 - 19:30
Land Mines: A Love Story. Dennis O'Rourke's outstanding documentary as screened on ABC TV did it for me. |
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Name: Rue Eden Oseas
Email:
iluvsmaSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERgmail.com
Country:
United States of America,
City:
Nashville
,
Tennessee
Age:
15
Comment:
Tuesday January 17, 2006 - 19:30
i cant beleive that the US continues to refuse to sign the treaty. another horrible thing about our government |
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Name: Rebecca Lee Barden
Country:
USA,
City:
Nashville
Age:
16 |
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Name: Nora Diehl
Country:
USA,
City:
Nashville
,
TN
Age:
48 |
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Name: Chelsea Bondy
Country:
Canada,
City:
Windsor
,
Ontario
Age:
16
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
Until recently I had no idea that land mines were still even in use. Because of this I can say the the statement "ignorance is bliss" is most definately true. But I no longer want to be ignorant. I have been reading some of the stories of landmine victims and I can no longer sit by doing nothing. |
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Name: Jesper Serrander
Country:
Sweden,
City:
Umeå
Age:
25 |
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Name: Marilyn Saffer
Email:
sweetoneSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERsocal.rr.com Organisation:
http://www.non-violent.com
Country:
USA,
City:
Los Angeles
,
CA
Age:
42
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
This barbaric and cruel practice has to stop! We do not need to use violence in order to solve our problems and differences in this world, we need to use our brains via peaceful conflict resolution by sitting down and talking to onea nother. Then and ONLY then will we be able to hold our heads up as decent human beings as we work together towards a less violent planet. |
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Name: maisnam meitei
Email:
maisnamSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERrediffmail.com Organisation:
journalist
Country:
india,
City:
new delhi
,
delhi
Age:
26
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
Im fully and willing to committ to the treaty made upon against all the ban land mines. It is an emerging issue in the little known conflict torn north eastern state of India, Manipur. Who is almost facing the landmines reflection with severe casualties, which indeed brought add to the fatricidal and conflicts bore state more than ever since last two decades. I would on behalf of the Manipur people, would like to get attain the events and sign the Treaties whichever is necessary to end the landmines in across the world. |
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Name: Josie
Country:
Canada,
City:
Winnipeg
,
Manitoba
Age:
17
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
I just did a school project on landmines. Landmines are like terrorists. Except its upto all of us to stop them. If the USA is so against terrorism, why havn't they signed the treaty against landmines to stop manufacturing them? Its human life...imagin being afraid to step off a path everywhere you go...imagin not being able to let you children go out and play... ban landmines! |
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Name: Claire Lanyado
Country:
Canada,
City:
Montreal
,
Quebec
Age:
48
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
It's a great first step toward a more peaceful planet. |
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Name: judith bazuin
Country:
the netherlands,
City:
groningen
,
groningen
Age:
35
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
let's clear the world of landmines and use the land in a more peaceful and productive way |
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Name: Laura Orabone
Country:
USA,
City:
Tucson
,
AZ
Age:
35
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
May all beings be free from suffering. |
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Name: Cris Bazuin
Country:
The netherlands,
City:
Groningen
,
Groningen
Age:
35
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
Ban landmines all over the world! |
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Name: Eileen Greene
Country:
USA,
City:
Salt Lake City
,
UT
Age:
36
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
I would hope that all sides of the political spectrum in my country could take the time to learn more about this issue ... & put our ideas together in support of some solutions.
The effect that landmines have on the children of this planet is such a fundamental human rights issue that I would hope that it could transcend the common polarization of politics today.
It is inspiring to see so many countries of the world coming together on this. |
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Name: Emma Lochery
Country:
30067,
City:
Oxford, UK and Marietta
,
GA
Age:
21 |
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Name: Zachary Holochwost
Organisation:
People Again
Country:
USA,
City:
Milwaukee
,
WI
Age:
29 |
|
Name: Bismillah Khan
Email:
bismillahkhSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERyahoo.com Organisation:
Afghan Disabled Union (ADU)
Country:
Afghanistan.,
City:
Kabul
,
Kabul
Age:
25
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
I want a total and comprehensive ban on all anti personnel lamdines. |
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Name: sarah epstein
Country:
Australia,
City:
melbourne
Age:
36
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
I believe the manufacture, distribution and planting of land mines perpetrate crimes agaisnt humanity. |
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Name: Wendy Blaxland
Country:
Australia,
City:
Sydney
,
NSW
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
Let's join together to ban these inhumane devices now - and work to end all killing and maiming and destruction of our fellow humans. |
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Name: Pryce Surplice
Email:
sitemailSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERiprimus.com.au Organisation:
PRYCELESS
Country:
Australia,
City:
Melbourne
,
Victoria
Age:
43
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
It's time we take back our future from the blood stained hands of the millitary industrial machine.
Who are these people that create and perpetuate these dirty little wars to maximize profits?
Why it's the same people who sell us our refrigerators and washing machines, medicines and motor cars.
Hit them where it hurts; before you spend your cash (or invest your super fund) try to find companies that DON'T manufacture weapons.
Landmines and cluster bombs are a crime against humanity; the people who manufacture these weapons and profit from the use, are the lowest form of criminal and deserve prosecution. |
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Name: Patricia Pijnaker
Country:
Australia,
City:
Narromine
Age:
34 |
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Name: Ritchie Sieradzki
Country:
United Kingdom,
City:
Staffordshire
Age:
19
Comment:
Monday January 16, 2006 - 16:15
It angers me that I have to stick to a path when exploring the world. |
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Name: Winston Phillips
Country:
USA,
City:
Peoria
,
AZ
Age:
64
Comment:
Thursday January 5, 2006 - 09:15
It's a burning shame that long after the US and Russia have shaken hands, hugged, and kissed, that people who fought their 'proxy' wars in the Cold War era are still being killed or maimed by landmines originating from these countries. The producers of these weapons owe the world the repayment of serious efforts at cleanups (consistent with US efforts to rebuild Europe after WW2), so that people can go back to farming their lands and growing their food. What a hope? Instead, they and their businesses continue to make and export landmines, sometimes to the same people they addicted to them earlier. Man's worst enemy is Man!!! |
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Name: Amy Brown
Country:
US,
City:
Thousand Oaks
,
CA
Age:
19 |
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Name: Justin B. Pearce
Email:
pearcejbSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERcomcast.net Organisation:
Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers
Country:
U.S.A.,
City:
Washougal
,
WA
Age:
22 |
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Name: Tim Wright
Email:
timSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERpoa.org.au Organisation:
Peace Organisation of Australia Inc.
Country:
Australia,
City:
Melbourne
,
Victoria
Age:
20 |
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Name: Benjamin Reid
Country:
USA,
City:
Brooklyn
,
NY
Age:
34 |
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Name: David Magnusson
Country:
Sweden,
City:
Göteborg
Age:
23 |
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Name: Ida Davidsson
Country:
Sweden,
City:
Göteborg
Age:
23 |
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Name: wolfgang eilertz
Email:
shadow52deSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERyahoo.de
Country:
NRW,
City:
Neuss
,
Germany
Age:
41564 |
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Name: Daniel Lee Staniszewski
Email:
danielstanisSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERgmail.com
Country:
United States,
City:
Sherman Oaks
,
California
Age:
40
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:45
The use of landmines is truly a barbaric practice as a landmine cannot discern friend from foe, man from animal, or soldier from child. |
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Name: samantha fernance
Country:
Ireland,
City:
galway
Age:
26
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:45
I really hope that one day I will see a global ban on landmines.If every there was something that is the cause of pure horror it is landmines. It amazes me that even though it is seen what these can do, that they are still used. Too many innocent people have been killed or injured already, it is time for it to stop |
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Name: Debra Pangestu
Email:
debra.pangestuSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERgmail.com
Country:
Canada,
City:
Vancouver
Age:
23
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:45
We do what we can ... you must be the change you wish to see in the world |
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Name: Rachel Lau
Country:
United States,
City:
Mountain View
,
California
Age:
25 |
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Name: Muhmmad Ali
Email:
daulatzai1SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERhotmail.com Organisation:
Sustainable Peace and Development Organization
Country:
Pakistan,
City:
Peshawar
,
NWFP
Age:
22
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:45
There is NO TOMORROW in my life
ACT NOW
BAN LANDMINES NOW
SIGN THE TREATY NOW |
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Name: Damon A. Job
Country:
USA,
City:
Gaithersburg
,
Maryland
Age:
53
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:45
Mankind will only transcend violence when politicians no longer control civil society.
The use of weapons such as land mines constitutes a form of legalized terrorism. |
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Name: Warren Billings
Country:
United States of America,
City:
Concord
,
New Hampshire
Age:
18
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:45
A great step forward in 97, and awesome progress since! |
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Name: Sheila Musaji
Organisation:
The American Muslim Journal
Country:
USA,
City:
Bridgeton
Age:
58
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:30
It is a sad commentary on our priorities as human beings that so few have signed this petition to date. |
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Name: Barbara Ayala
Country:
Mexico,
City:
Mexico City
Age:
29 |
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Name: Carol Ludovise
Country:
USA,
City:
San Clemente
,
CA
Age:
58
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:30
We must stop hurting people to forward a cause. Life is much too valuable to throw away. |
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Name: Dianne Proctor in memory of Zach Proctor
Country:
USA,
City:
Atlanta
,
Georgia
Age:
54
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:30
What is a life worth? Obviously not very much to the politicians and terrorists and warlords and freedom fighters of the world. If they won't stop using landmines, then it is up to us to stop them. Tell everyone you know to tell everyone they know about what is going on in the world. If we can't stop the use of landmines, then the least we can do is help remove the ones that are killing and injuring thousands of innocent human beings.
Peace Out,
Dianne |
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Name: Sasha Smith
Organisation:
Global Issues Society at Kitsilano Secondary
Country:
Canada,
City:
Vancouver
,
BC
Age:
17
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:30
The prevention of landmines gives hope to those who are being handed the opportunity to do some good in the world. It is feasible for ours to be the generation to remove landmines in the next 20 years. For this to be probable, we need help from the global community. We need to learn to work together to obliderate the problems that landmines create in tearing people apart. |
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Name: Eva Bartlett
Country:
Canada,
City:
Fergus
Age:
28 |
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Name: Deb Pangestu
Organisation:
Institute of Asian Research
Country:
Canada,
City:
Vancouver
Age:
24
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:30
Try to make a difference ... you must be the change you wish to see in the world |
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Name: Debra Smith-Hicks
Country:
USA,
City:
Clearlake
,
WA
Age:
34
Comment:
Friday December 30, 2005 - 09:30
Landmines kill civillians- they ned to be banned by the entire international comunity. |
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Name: Timothy Newman
Country:
USA,
City:
Newton
,
MA
Age:
21 |
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Name: Fishy
Country:
England,
City:
London
Age:
15
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
we need to think more about the family which the member dead on landmains... |
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Name: Bryony Ballantyne
Country:
England,
City:
London
Age:
14
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
I didn't realise how much land mines affect people, but after studying them, I definitely think we should get rid of them for good!!! |
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Name: HoNG...
Organisation:
csu of brentwood school
Country:
england,
City:
brentwood
,
essex
Age:
16
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
no more landmines!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Name: SALSABIEL
Country:
England,
City:
London
Age:
14
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
We may not realize this but Landmines are one of the biggerst killers
Innocent children who just want o play in the fields get their legs and arms blown off.
Mne and women who work in the fields or in the streets do not know whether they will ever return home.
The countries which have active landmines are the poorest and unless we attempt to get rid of them, more and more poor familkies will end up homeless and dying of starvation because they cannot afford bills and the food.
Donate money to the charities . Believe me you will be making a huge difference.
DEATH TO LANDMINES! |
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Name: Elliot Storey
Organisation:
Brentwood School
Country:
UK,
City:
Brentwood
,
Essex
Age:
14
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
I think it is important that children of my age support this campaign because it is particularly children of my age who suffer from these violent weapons. |
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Name: Marc Searle
Country:
Britain,
City:
London
Age:
15
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
I think it is very impotant that people my age know the dangers and consequences of landmines, and understand that many people affected by landmine accidents are of our age group. |
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Name: harrison holt
Country:
uk,
City:
brentwood
,
essex
Age:
14
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
i think it is important that the younger generation be made aware of the effects of landmines, and their tragic consequences. it is especially important that the people of my age know, because a huge percentage of landmine victims are children. |
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Name: Mikaël Richard
Country:
Canada,
City:
Montréal
,
Québec
Age:
36 |
|
Name: Alanna Lewis
Email:
eleni1SPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERcare2.com
Country:
Trinidad and Tobago,
City:
D'abadie
Age:
25 |
|
Name: Bex Sentance
Organisation:
Student
Country:
England,
City:
Horndon on the Hill
,
Essex
Age:
14
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
Anti-personnel landmines are cruel and should NOT be used! How would we feel if they were used in our countries?! |
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Name: Christe-Belle Choy
Country:
Canada,
City:
Vancouver
Age:
22
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
Help effect change in the world! These people affected are someone's mother, father, brother, sister, son and daughter. Help them stop the laying down of landmines. Speak up on how you feel on the matter! |
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Name: Ambassador Jean Lint
Country:
Belgium,
City:
Brussels
Age:
60 |
|
Name: Ashley Pearson
Country:
USA,
City:
Fort Collins
,
CO
Age:
22 |
|
Name: Mars Lin
Email:
princemarsSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERgmail.com Organisation:
Eden Social Welfare Foundation
Country:
Taiwan,
City:
Taipei
Age:
32
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
I signed because God said so,
"...; neither shed innocent blood in this place."(Jeremiah 22:3)
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Name: Rob Cones
Country:
USA,
City:
Centerville
,
In
Age:
22 |
|
Name: usha
Organisation:
Humanity
Country:
India,
City:
India
Age:
22
Comment:
Friday December 9, 2005 - 19:30
It is our basic obligation to respect humanity, above all race, gender,religion, society. Thats the least we can do to ameliorate the pathetic condition of more than the huge portion of human race taht suffers from one from of human rights violation or the other. |
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Name: Meredith Oakes
Organisation:
Student
Country:
US,
City:
Morgantown
,
WV
Age:
23
Comment:
Wednesday November 30, 2005 - 18:45
Time for an end |
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Name: Nathalie Jean
Country:
Canada,
City:
Quebec city
Age:
28 |
|
Name: Daniel Thorvaldsen
Country:
United Sates of America,
City:
sayville
Age:
21 |
|
Name: Elena Moreno
Organisation:
student
Country:
USA,
City:
Seattle
,
WA
Age:
34 |
|
Name: Alyssa Hendrix
Country:
USA,
City:
Chicago
,
IL
Age:
26 |
|
Name: Darryl Cox
Email:
onepaperkidSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERplanet-save.com
Country:
USA,
City:
Emporia
,
Kansas
Age:
45
Comment:
Monday November 28, 2005 - 22:30
I believe that mines which explode by the presence or proximity of a person are morally unacceptable. I fully support the convention on the prohibition of the use, stockpiling, transfer and production on anti-personnel mines and on their destruction.
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Name: Elena Pintilie
Country:
Canada,
City:
Toronto
Age:
37 |
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Name: Chris Sun
Country:
CANADA,
City:
BADEN!
,
ONTARIO
Age:
15
Comment:
Monday November 28, 2005 - 22:30
NO MORE LANDMINES!! |
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Name: Vision Association for Rehabilitation Development and Care
Email:
omarhousseinlbSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERhotmail.com Organisation:
Vision lebanon
Country:
Lebanon,
City:
Rashaya
,
Bekaa |
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Name: Claude Lussier
Country:
Québec,
City:
L-P-Mingan
,
Québec
Age:
43
Comment:
Monday November 28, 2005 - 22:30
Il faut faire un effort très grand pour contrer cet archaisme... |
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Name: Jihye Han
Email:
SophieHSPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERparan.com
Country:
Korea, Rep.,
City:
Seoul
Age:
22 |
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Name: Alejandro Ceballos
Organisation:
University of Prince Edward Island
Country:
Canada,
City:
Charlottetown
,
PEI
Age:
38
Comment:
Monday November 28, 2005 - 22:30
It is unacceptable its use. I cannot believe that Colombia (SADLY !) is on the third position of countries that seed landmines. Non-state armed groups must be think that they are truncating the future of many children, and those may be their own kids. Think about that ! |
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Name: Françoise Granda
Country:
Canada,
City:
Montreal
Age:
18 |
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Name: Jeanette Stock
Country:
Canada,
City:
Toronto
Age:
14
Comment:
Tuesday November 22, 2005 - 15:30
I feel that this is very important. We cannnot go on taking innocentn lives and destroying the futures of so many countries that are already facing challenges. |
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Name: Ray Acheson
Email:
raySPAMFLTER@SPATMFLTERreachingcriticalwill.org Organisation:
Reaching Critical Will, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Country:
USA,
City:
New York
,
NY
Age:
23 |
