The United Nations has formally acknowledged our proposal for a global day of action to address the systemic violence we have been highlighting. While this official recognition is a profound achievement, our focus must now shift toward ensuring the implementation of these protections remains a priority for every nation involved.
To The Secretary General of the United Nations: We are formulating a National day of peaceful protest against worldwide domestic violence, violence against women and child abuse in all its aspects. Current laws do not adequately address this pandemic and penalties do not fit the crimes. We are speaking for those who can not and for those who have long since been silenced. Our children deserve a future free from violence. Our target goal is one hundred thousand signatures and our target date is June 1, 2008. To be delivered to the United Nations. The actual date of the protest to be determined at a later date, but we are hoping for sometime next summer. WE the people of the world wish to be heard and we believe that the UN is the appropriate venue. We are asking you, as the Secretary General, to represent this worthy and noble cause in front of all the Nations of the world and for it to be taken very seriously and represented adequately. With fervor and passion. This worldwide pandemic of violence against women, children, elderly, disabled and unable, must end. For the future of all mankind. We respectfully await your response.
I completely agree to this, such things should stop being undermined, and the world needs to recognise this more as a international issue than a minor problem!
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Linda McBride
19 years ago
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finally someone taking action. hope the UN actually listens for once because this is happening everywhere.
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David Graham
19 years ago
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laws are way to soft on abusers. they get a slap on the wrist and go right back to hurting people. this has to stop.
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Mike Bello
19 years ago
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VIOLENCE IS NEVER THE ANSWER. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
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Sarah Chopra
19 years ago
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its about time someone stood up for this. the way people just look the other way is sick. thank you for starting this.
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Jessica Mitchell
19 years ago
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My heart breaks for the victims who never got justice. This needs to be a worldwide priority right now.
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The United Nations has formally acknowledged our proposal for a global day of action to address the systemic violence we have been highlighting. While this official recognition is a profound achievement, our focus must now shift toward ensuring the implementation of these protections remains a priority for every nation involved.
To The Secretary General of the United Nations: We are formulating a National day of peaceful protest against worldwide domestic violence, violence against women and child abuse in all its aspects. Current laws do not adequately address this pandemic and penalties do not fit the crimes. We are speaking for those who can not and for those who have long since been silenced. Our children deserve a future free from violence. Our target goal is one hundred thousand signatures and our target date is June 1, 2008. To be delivered to the United Nations. The actual date of the protest to be determined at a later date, but we are hoping for sometime next summer. WE the people of the world wish to be heard and we believe that the UN is the appropriate venue. We are asking you, as the Secretary General, to represent this worthy and noble cause in front of all the Nations of the world and for it to be taken very seriously and represented adequately. With fervor and passion. This worldwide pandemic of violence against women, children, elderly, disabled and unable, must end. For the future of all mankind. We respectfully await your response.
I completely agree to this, such things should stop being undermined, and the world needs to recognise this more as a international issue than a minor problem!
L
Linda McBride
19 years ago
Featured
finally someone taking action. hope the UN actually listens for once because this is happening everywhere.
D
David Graham
19 years ago
Featured
laws are way to soft on abusers. they get a slap on the wrist and go right back to hurting people. this has to stop.
M
Mike Bello
19 years ago
Featured
VIOLENCE IS NEVER THE ANSWER. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
S
Sarah Chopra
19 years ago
Featured
its about time someone stood up for this. the way people just look the other way is sick. thank you for starting this.
J
Jessica Mitchell
19 years ago
Featured
My heart breaks for the victims who never got justice. This needs to be a worldwide priority right now.
I completely agree to this, such things should stop being undermined, and the world needs to recognise this more as a international issue than a minor problem!