Protecting the rights of minorities and dissident groups in India.
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Bassam Imam
1 year ago
May GOD-ALMIGHTY grant the oppressed peoples of this world full independence, prosperity, and success.
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Melanie Morrison
9 years ago
Justice is necessary and the only means to ending oppression and persecution.
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Efrain Garcia Sanchez
9 years ago
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Not just as a social psychology, but as a human being I support this initiative on behalf of everybody well-being without any distinction.
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Ashwini Ashokkumar
9 years ago
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So good to see this initiative by the community of social psychologists. Indian policy-makers could definitely use ideas grounded in social psychology research. I hope we are able to forge stronger connections between scientific findings and policy.
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Aikaterini Gari
9 years ago
I fully support the petition
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Mohan Raju
9 years ago
Dissent is a democratic right. Please don't curb it.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
while i believe much more can be added to this letter, it is a good start.
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Joel Anderson
9 years ago
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Disadvantaged minorities can be great and beneficial contributors to society if they are supported by their government. Harmony and social progress through integration is the best knowledge that social psychology can share share in such circumstances!
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Adrienne Pereira
9 years ago
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More than time to speak up, without complex, our thoughts even at the limits of knowledge, since so many people have (re)started to express unfiltered opinions or commit atrocities with no restraint. Full support.
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Natasha Frederic
9 years ago
You have my full support!
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Gillian Finchilescu
9 years ago
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It is sad to hear that these atrocities are taking place in a country with such a fine constitution. I hope the spirit of this will prevail.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
full support!
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Maas Misha'ari Weerabangsa
9 years ago
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As a social psychologist from the neighboring country of Sri Lanka, which is just recovering from its own ethnic tensions, I urge the Indian government to heed the suggestions above. I was born into a nation torn by violence against minorities and grew up in fear of bombs and guns and terrorism - let that not be the fate of any of your children.
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Justin Laplante
9 years ago
Please help us work together on this important issue!
May GOD-ALMIGHTY grant the oppressed peoples of this world full independence, prosperity, and success.
Justice is necessary and the only means to ending oppression and persecution.
Not just as a social psychology, but as a human being I support this initiative on behalf of everybody well-being without any distinction.
So good to see this initiative by the community of social psychologists. Indian policy-makers could definitely use ideas grounded in social psychology research. I hope we are able to forge stronger connections between scientific findings and policy.
I fully support the petition
Dissent is a democratic right. Please don't curb it.
while i believe much more can be added to this letter, it is a good start.
Disadvantaged minorities can be great and beneficial contributors to society if they are supported by their government. Harmony and social progress through integration is the best knowledge that social psychology can share share in such circumstances!
More than time to speak up, without complex, our thoughts even at the limits of knowledge, since so many people have (re)started to express unfiltered opinions or commit atrocities with no restraint. Full support.
You have my full support!
It is sad to hear that these atrocities are taking place in a country with such a fine constitution. I hope the spirit of this will prevail.
full support!
As a social psychologist from the neighboring country of Sri Lanka, which is just recovering from its own ethnic tensions, I urge the Indian government to heed the suggestions above. I was born into a nation torn by violence against minorities and grew up in fear of bombs and guns and terrorism - let that not be the fate of any of your children.
Please help us work together on this important issue!