| # | Name | Comments |
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| 301 | Carol Roderic | |
| 302 | Kai G. Wleh | I strongly support the petition. It represents a defense for social justice on behalf of detained Liberian Women Refugees in Ghana. We cannot remain silent in the face of social injustice especially directed at women.
-Kai G. Wleh
Washington, D.C.
202-375-0857 |
| 303 | Anonymous | |
| 304 | Anonymous | |
| 305 | Lori Wewers | |
| 306 | Kari Bonaro | |
| 307 | Anonymous | |
| 308 | E.H-Yankey II | |
| 309 | Frank Smith | |
| 310 | Rebekah Barter | |
| 311 | Charles D.F. Karmo, II | |
| 312 | Lawrence Yangalay | |
| 313 | Samuel K.O. Tweh | WE ARE APPEALING TO GHANAIAN AUTHORITIES TO SET THE WOMEN FREE AND GIVE THEM THEIR FREEDOM AS IT USED TO BE ON THE CAMP OR GIVE THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY ACCESS TO MEET WITH THE DETAINED WOMEN. |
| 314 | Deirdre Davis | |
| 315 | nyenpan tarpehdoe | Respect African Unity inter-relations agreement |
| 316 | W. E. Saydee | Please accept this petition and free the Liberians in holding in Ghana and allow them to get together a good plan for the purpose of repatriation to Liberia or, assimilation into the Ghanaian society. |
| 317 | Winifred Bradford | Ghana, free our people. |
| 318 | J. Shiwoh Kamara | It is very unfortunate that refugees , mainly women have been subjected to such harsh treatments by our own neighbors for whom we have provided sanctuaries for many many years long before our strife.The Ghanaian Government needs to exercise tolerance and understand in this matter. Most disapointing is the silence of the UNHCR at this time. |
| 319 | James F. Tambah | We are all Africans.........and as such we should not rush with any judgement as to who did what until we have all the facts. May God bless those impacted...and hope that amicable solutions will be reached soon. |
| 320 | Coleen Curry | |
| 321 | Gry Falch | |
| 322 | Beauclarc Thomas | We have suffered too long to continue suffering too much. The Ghanaians should know that Ghanaians are living comfortably in Liberia. |
| 323 | Anonymous | Niapele! |
| 324 | Yassa Goba Washington | |
| 325 | Tom Keller | This is an international travesty |
| 326 | S. Kla Brownell, Jr. | I am strongly supporting the stand taken by our dear mothers, sisters and daughters in Ghana |
| 327 | Dystin Johnson | The eyes of the world are upon these actions. We will continue to echo the voices of these people louder... louder... louder. They are not alone. Please listen.
'Nuch's Fund', Carolyn A Miller School, Buduburam. In London, UK |
| 328 | Melissa Beattie-Moss | |
| 329 | Emmanuel S. Wettee | |
| 330 | Anonymous | |
| 331 | Jeremiah T. Burgess | The Petition is absolutely timely and receives my overwhelming support. The Government and People of Ghana need to exercise restraint as regards the current Liberian Refugees on the one hand, and UNHCR/GoG impasse despite the government's concern about issues of national security/a breach of the Public Order Act of 1994 by these helpless refugee women and children. All parties in this matter need to respect the rule of law and Human Rights coupled with all protocols and conventions relative to the refugee situation particularly in Africa. |
| 332 | J. Nicholas Reffell, JD | |
| 333 | A.H. | |
| 334 | Amos Z.Koukou | i support your effort. |
| 335 | Anonymous | |
| 336 | Lillia Betz | |
| 337 | Selin Korustan | |
| 338 | Anonymous | |
| 339 | Marisa Reardon | |
| 340 | J. Michael Wreh, P.E. | I strongly call the UN, Gov. of Ghana to use restrain in dealing with this situation. |
| 341 | Khalila Douze | |
| 342 | Patricia O'Connor | |
| 343 | Tehila Sagy | |
| 344 | Anonymous | |
| 345 | Anonymous | I will give my support through this effort to free our people. Ghana has not been a friendly country to our country and people. I take this personal and want to urge all Liberians to burcort all Ghanian organizations, businesses and activities. |
| 346 | Christine Lynn Urey Browne | Let justice be done snd God' will prevail. |
| 347 | Beatrice | |
| 348 | Alee Timaji | |
| 349 | Catrine Møller Christensen | |
| 350 | Sheriff Ballah Massaquoi, Sr | A worth cause, do keep up the good work. |