STOP THE STONING DEATH OF A MOTHER signatures

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Name: Susie Haugen on Nov 7, 2002

State: GA

Country: US

Comments: This sentence must not be carried out. This kind of treatment of any human life is unthinkable and cannot be accepted by any government.
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Name: Carissa Moser on Nov 12, 2002

State: MN

Country: US

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Name: Roger Chao on Nov 21, 2002

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Country: AU

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Name: Jim Mergen on Nov 21, 2002

State: WI

Country: US

Comments: What kind of a barbaric civilization would carry out such a punishment. Only a primative race would condone such acts. If this is allowed to happen, may all involved rot in hell.
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Name: Ali Mhm on Nov 27, 2002

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Name: Amir Massoud Farahmand on Nov 28, 2002

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Comments: We are far from barbarianism, aren't we
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Name: Sara R on Nov 28, 2002

State: CA

Country: US

Comments: har ensani khodesh mitone tasmim begire va dorost ya eshtebahesh faghat be khodesh bastegi dari ,chon dare dar yek donyaye azad zendegi mikone va na dar zendan .
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Name: Saman S on Nov 28, 2002

State:

Country: IR

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Name: Azita Nahidi on Nov 28, 2002

State: AL

Country: IR

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Name: Fereydoon Salehi on Nov 28, 2002

State:

Country: DE

Comments: I am an individual who has taken it upon myself to do something against this threatened crime against another human being and a mother of an 8-month old child. There has to be some other resolution of the situation. The powers in Nigeria have to be confronted and made accountable for its decision. This petition, however, may be able to save Amina's life and show that others care what happens to her and her daughter.
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Name: Helia Farhadi on Nov 28, 2002

State: CA

Country: US

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Name: Mohammad Soleymani on Nov 29, 2002

State:

Country: IR

Comments: We don't have permit to take other ones lives !! it's shameful !
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Name: Peter Diffin on Dec 15, 2002

State: RI

Country: US

Comments: This punishment is totally barbaric. Allah help you fools!
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Name: Karri Allrich on Dec 20, 2002

State: MA

Country: US

Comments: True justice exhibits empathy and supports honorable solutions.
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Name: Laura Cahill on Jan 14, 2003

State: IL

Country: US

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Name: Abby Manekin on Jan 14, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Eric Damashek on Jan 14, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Jimmy Dodson on Jan 14, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

Comments: That's the most hideous thing I've heard of.
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Name: Harry Anastopulos on Jan 14, 2003

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Name: Tri Small on Jan 14, 2003

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Country: US

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Name: Tiffany Winterling on Jan 14, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Luke Stewart on Jan 14, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Josh Kahn on Jan 15, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: C Nelson on Jan 15, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Rachel Friedman on Jan 15, 2003

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Name: Rosie Frederick on Jan 15, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Anne Fidler on Jan 15, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Joe Shmoe on Jan 15, 2003

State: UT

Country: US

Comments: i think she SHOULD be stoned if she committed adultery. and her husband should be the one to do it.
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Name: Bernstein Andrew on Jan 15, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Emily Rockefeller on Jan 15, 2003

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Name: Jack Johnson on Jan 15, 2003

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Name: Michael Snyder on Jan 15, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

Comments: The fact that this type of barbary still exists in the world is horrifying. We need to do whatever possible to rectify the damage already done, and to prevent further injustice.
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Name: Daniel McGuire on Jan 16, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: J J on Jan 16, 2003

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Name: Nicholas Brockmeyer on Jan 16, 2003

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Country: US

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Name: Brad Blickenstaff on Jan 21, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

Comments: that sucks...
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Name: Hasan Junaid on Jan 31, 2003

State:

Country: CA

Comments: i'm a muslim and i am disgusted by this. Sharia law HAS to go
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Name: Emily Hare on Feb 6, 2003

State:

Country: AU

Comments: Please use your wisdom and show compassion towards Amina Lawal and any others in her situation.
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Name: Nina Ayala on Feb 8, 2003

State: TX

Country: US

Comments: Set Amina Free! She did nothing wrong!
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Name: Stephanie Blanco on Feb 28, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

Comments:
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Name: ANNE SART on Mar 12, 2003

State:

Country: GR

Comments: PLEASE SAVE AMINA LAWAL'S LIFE
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Name: Banafsheh Beyzaei on Mar 14, 2003

State:

Country: IR

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Name: Maria Jett on Mar 18, 2003

State: OR

Country: US

Comments: I am deeply concerned about the effects on human beings and on their rights after the introduction of the new Shari'ah based Penal Codes in Northern Nigeria. These new codes establish the death penalty for crimes such as adultery and introduce cruel, inhuman and degrading punishments such as flogging and amputation. All these punishments are in breach of international human rights instruments signed and ratified by your Government, for that reason, I kindly call on your Government to take all necessary measures to secure respect for the rule of law in every part of Nigeria which includes respect for the prohibition on torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment and punishment, such as the practice of corporal punishment. The Nigerian government should also make death penalty a thing of the past. The government of Nigeria must also ensure that no-one is discriminated against before the law on grounds of his or her religion, sex or social status. I also call on the Federal Government of the Republic of Nigeria to ensure that Amina Lawal, who was sentenced to death by stoning for adultery in Bakori, Katsina State, is not executed under any circumstance. Amina has also right to a fair trial, including the right of appeal.
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Name: John P. Wells on Mar 19, 2003

State: MD

Country: US

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Name: Carolyn Bahm on Mar 19, 2003

State: TN

Country: US

Comments: Civilized countries do not try to legislate morality. This is a civil matter between this woman and her husband. He deserves a beating himself for hiding behind the law and trying to get the courts to handle his personal problems.
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Name: Prof. Dr. Luca SCOTTO DI TELLA Ph.D. on Apr 9, 2003

State:

Country: IT

Comments: Please, SAVE the Life of Amina Lawal. Allah, God is Merciful God of Love NOT a God of Stoning. Please, Save Amina's LIFE. Thanks
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Name: Rodney Stanton on Apr 10, 2003

State: SC

Country: US

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Name: Mike O'Leary on Apr 14, 2003

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Country: CA

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Name: Michaela Krahn on Apr 15, 2003

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Country: CA

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Name: John Pelle on Apr 20, 2003

State: NY

Country: US

Comments: This can not be allowed. In what way can this ever be viewed as a righteous endeavor Life is so precious, and time so vital to all, we as a society, as a world, have to come together and stop all the bullshit. I apologize for using that expletive, but I feel it's the most succinct phrasing.
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STOP THE STONING DEATH OF A MOTHER

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