Signatures 141 total
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Name: Asst. Professor Ronald P Taggaoa on Oct 25, 2007Comments: Recognize Indigenous Peoples' Rights! Free the Arrested Maoris!
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Name: Jen Awingan on Oct 25, 2007Comments: No to unjust arrest!
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Name: Hellan Empaing on Oct 25, 2007Comments: May be we still can add in some point: We reaffirm the existence of universal human rights standarad for the protection of the collective rights of indigenous peoples, as adopted in the United Nations declaration on the Rights of Indegenous peoples. Futhermore we request New York Government must be implemented in the contact of recognition and protection of Maori brothers and sisters as an IP'S rights, including thr rights to the lands, territories, waters, recouces, and identity.
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Name: Ocean Robbins on Oct 26, 2007Comments:
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Name: Julius Ceasar M. Daguitan on Oct 26, 2007Comments:
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Name: Vernie Y. Diano on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Bernice Bunolna on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Erna Anjarwati on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Kiritapu Allan on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Acknowledge state induced terror in Ruatoki and be accountable to your own laws - Release our mates, they are good people.
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Name: Teanau Tuiono on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Free the Maoris , Free the Greenies!
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 27, 2007Comments: We demand the immediate release of all political prisoners who are being held in prison following the raids of 15 october 2007. We also demand that the suppression of terrorism bill be abolished in parliament.
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Name: Moheka Williams on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Stop the oppressive actions of the facist regime that is the New Zealand Government. Maori have long been oppressed. The need for international condemnation is urgent, these actions are history repeating itself, the sad events of the past like Parihaka, like Maungapohatu. Google these events and find out the history of police actions on Maori. 2007 Ruatoki will be added to this sad list of violations upon my people.
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Name: Moheka Williams on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Stop the oppressive actions of the facist regime that is the New Zealand Government. Maori have long been oppressed. The need for international condemnation is urgent, these actions are history repeating itself, the sad events of the past like Parihaka, like Maungapohatu. Google these events and find out the history of police actions on Maori. 2007 Ruatoki will be added to this sad list of violations upon my people.
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Name: Rey Asis on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Kyle Webster on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Mrs Lyn Welsh-Kirk Aka Kirky on Oct 27, 2007Comments: I 2 will join U in prayer that justice shall prevail, human rights to be prioritized, and the rights of Indigenous peoples to their lands be recognized.
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Name: Dan Holzman-Tweed on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Anne McMenamin on Oct 27, 2007Comments: I didn't expect this from New Zealand!!
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Name: Dexter Quaw on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Good day It is unfortunate the NZ Government would consider peaceful activists that wish their aboriginal rights and title recongnized and enshrined under the NZ Constitution. It is now appropos that NZ would conduct itself in this manner as it has shown its true colors when they along with Canada, the USA and Australia voted against the Universal acceptance of Indigenous rights and title recently at the UN. Although all laws of each country accept and recognize aboriginal right and title, the Governments do not uphold their own judicial system which is as undemocratic as a country can get. On one hand they vocalize and use various spins they are at one with their aboriginal people yet on the other hand, continue their assimilation and exclusion policies. All, for the sake of big business putting pressure on the Governments and not listening to the peoples that voted them in. What else is new
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Name: Teresa Kurtzhall on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Marama on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Let us be heard!!!!
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Indigenous rights have been trampled on far too long. It is time to stop the blatant oppression of Indigenous Peoples. Respect Indigenous rights and free the Maori people who have been arrested.
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Name: Tad on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Sina Brown-Davis on Oct 27, 2007Comments: TAUTOKO
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Long live international solidarity!
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Name: Peace Movement Aotearoa on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Athili Sapriina on Oct 27, 2007Comments: We reaffirm the APIYN position and demand immediate action against perpetrators
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Name: Stacey Louise Hampton on Oct 27, 2007Comments: Know people for who they are, not by what they are! (Y) World Peaceness
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Name: Angel Kyodo Williams on Oct 27, 2007Comments:
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Name: Yoab Syatfle on Oct 28, 2007Comments: Please Respect Indigenous Peoples' Rights! Free the Arrested Maoris peoples. The Indigenous peoples worldwide have a rights to protect their own land rights . General Esambly had approved Draft Declaration of Indigenous peoples on Sept 13,2007 in New York
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Name: Yoab Syatfle on Oct 28, 2007Comments: Please Respect Indigenous Peoples' Rights! Free the Arrested Maoris peoples. The Indigenous peoples worldwide have a rights to protect their own land rights . General Esambly had approved Draft Declaration of Indigenous peoples on Sept 13,2007 in New York
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Name: Tane Wilson on Oct 28, 2007Comments:
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Name: Simon Pabaras on Oct 28, 2007Comments: The Peoples!! Unity!! We will never be defeated!!!
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007Comments:
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Name: Alvina Barrett-Nepe on Oct 28, 2007Comments: The support for those taken fron our communities will continue & get stronger , its now time for you to act in a manner that is legal and respectful . Enough is enough
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Name: Jeanne Chadwick on Oct 28, 2007Comments: Free the Maori People and honor the Declaration of Indigenous Peoples' Rights adopted by the UN General Assembly this year. This is long overdue!
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Name: Anjo Rey Cerdeña on Oct 28, 2007Comments: Stop political persecution! Stop the US-led 'war on terror'! End all forms of human rights violations!
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Name: Jan Rev Davila on Oct 28, 2007Comments: free the maoris. end all forms of discrimination against indigenous peoples.
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007Comments: be strong tame and whanu kai kaha,
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Name: Audrey Rose G. Corce on Oct 28, 2007Comments:
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Name: Flemish Centre For Indigenous Peoples on Oct 28, 2007Comments:
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Name: Orin Langelle on Oct 28, 2007Comments: Co-Director/Global Justice Ecology Project P.O. Box 412 Hinesburg, VT 05461 U.S. +1.802.482.2689 ph/fax +1.802.578.6980 mobile langelle@globaljusticeecology.org http://www.globaljusticeecology.org Global Justice Ecology Project Mission Statement: Building local, national and international alliances with action to address the root causes of social injustice, economic domination and environmental destruction.
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Name: Kane Te Manakura on Oct 28, 2007Comments: Kia ora koutou, nga mihi nui kia koutou te whanau o APIYN mo o tautoko te kaupapa nei o Mana Motuhake me Tino Rangatiratanga - Hi all, much respect and kindness to APIYN for organising and circulating this petition. I am born for the Tuhoe people, my ancestral homeland is Ruatoki, the place that the colonial stormtroopers invaded last week. Our peoples have been subjected to some nasty shit since then, the police have done their best to trample our mana, intimidate the people and scare our kids. But Tuhoe are not afraid, and support from our Indigneous brothas and sistas from nga hau e wha o te ao (the four winds of the world) only lifts our spirits and makes us stornger. One day babylon will fall. LONG LIVE INTERNATIONAL INDIGENOUS SOLIDARITY!
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Name: Rev H (Tangatawhenua) on Oct 28, 2007Comments: To the Government: All people of Aotearoa are not Terrorist,never have been and never will be. This issue of labelling maori and NZers as Terrorist is aplauling and injust by the Government of our Nation
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 28, 2007Comments: To the Government: All people of Aotearoa are not Terrorist,never have been and never will be. This issue of labelling maori and NZers as Terrorist is aplauling and injust by the Government of our Nation
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Name: Usha on Oct 29, 2007Comments: Protecting the human heritage , which is what indigenous people are doing through their lives is not terrorism. Governments should respect this
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Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2007Comments: I fully oppose the arrests of our Maori friends, and the raids. I do not however, believe that the New Zealand government has ever been sympathetic to Maori's causes and interests.
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Name: YayucNapay on Oct 29, 2007Comments:
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Name: Judy Lightstone on Oct 29, 2007Comments: As someone who relocated to New Zealand so as to not continue to support the U.S. government and their racist Imperialism i feel deeply betrayed by these actions - and they are not in my name.
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Name: Miguel Lovera on Oct 29, 2007Comments: