The findings have finally been addressed and accountability is now being pursued in the wake of these events. I am deeply appreciative of the 271 people who chose to look at the difficult reality of this situation rather than turning away. We must remain vigilant to ensure that the standards …
September 19, 2011
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We stand united against the atrocious crimes committed by the “Kill Team” against the civilian population in Afghanistan. We stand against all crimes committed in the name of war. We demand that each human being be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion. We also ask everyone to share their feelings and response to the photos released. This is a place for you to share your deepest and heartfelt opinion on this issue. You are not alone. Silence is a weapon of mass destruction. Let us unite in solidarity and use our voices as a tool for justice.
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- Please sign our petition to "Stop War Crimes Against Afghan Civilians" by scrolling below.
- Please share your feelings by posting a "Video Response" to our video: Afghans respond to "Kill Team".
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Reached 250 supporters
September 3, 2011
July 23, 2011
The stories shared in the comments section reveal a deep collective urge to confront the reality of these actions. It has become clear that acknowledging this suffering is the first step toward demanding accountability from those in power.
Reached 100 supporters
March 30, 2011
March 28, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a clear baseline of concern that we can present to those in power. Please consider sending the link to three people who share a commitment to human rights. Our collective momentum shows that people refuse to remain silent about these atrocities.
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ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING. Justice needs to be served. No excuses for this kind of behavior ever.
Those soldiers need to be locked up for a long time. They give the rest of the military a bad name.
War is hell but this is just pure evil. cant believe they actually took pictures smiling next to the bodies.
Sickening. Those photos are burned in my brain now. This isnt what we signed up for.
How can people do this and act like its okay? Makes me ashamed to watch the news anymore.
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The findings have finally been addressed and accountability is now being pursued in the wake of these events. I am deeply appreciative of the 271 people who chose to look at the difficult reality of this situation rather than turning away. We must remain vigilant to ensure that the standards …
September 19, 2011
Final supporters
We stand united against the atrocious crimes committed by the “Kill Team” against the civilian population in Afghanistan. We stand against all crimes committed in the name of war. We demand that each human being be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion. We also ask everyone to share their feelings and response to the photos released. This is a place for you to share your deepest and heartfelt opinion on this issue. You are not alone. Silence is a weapon of mass destruction. Let us unite in solidarity and use our voices as a tool for justice.
Actions you can take:
- Please sign our petition to "Stop War Crimes Against Afghan Civilians" by scrolling below.
- Please share your feelings by posting a "Video Response" to our video: Afghans respond to "Kill Team".
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
September 3, 2011
July 23, 2011
The stories shared in the comments section reveal a deep collective urge to confront the reality of these actions. It has become clear that acknowledging this suffering is the first step toward demanding accountability from those in power.
Reached 100 supporters
March 30, 2011
March 28, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a clear baseline of concern that we can present to those in power. Please consider sending the link to three people who share a commitment to human rights. Our collective momentum shows that people refuse to remain silent about these atrocities.
6 Comments
My heart just breaks for these families. Totally senseless violence.
ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING. Justice needs to be served. No excuses for this kind of behavior ever.
Those soldiers need to be locked up for a long time. They give the rest of the military a bad name.
War is hell but this is just pure evil. cant believe they actually took pictures smiling next to the bodies.
Sickening. Those photos are burned in my brain now. This isnt what we signed up for.
How can people do this and act like its okay? Makes me ashamed to watch the news anymore.
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My heart just breaks for these families. Totally senseless violence.