Stop Violence Against Iraqi Women .. Let Us Work Together for Justice, Equality and the Right to Life
APPEAL
Stop Violence Against Iraqi Women .. Let Us Work Together for Justice, Equality and the Right to Life
Despite the relative improvement in the security situation, our Iraqi people continue to live in an atmosphere of general chaos that is unprecedented for Iraq or other countries. Perhaps the most important manifestation of this chaos is the lawlessness, unbridled terrorism, insecurity and the spread of organized crime. This situation has claimed the lives of more than fifty women during the second half of this year, with the murders being carried out by extremist and reactionary forces and criminal gangs, under various social, religious and political motives and pretexts. Iraqi women, who are subjected to various forms of discrimination, oppression and exploitation, and who face violence on a daily basis and through various means, are today facing mass killings because of the widespread terrorism targeting them. Most heinous murders are committed against them, in broad daylight with impunity. The killings of women in the city of Basra are but a terrible proof of the barbarism of their perpetrators and those who stand behind them.
Despite the condemnation of these crimes, the government and the relevant authorities have not taken the necessary measures against these crimes, to put an end to them and punish their perpetrators.
We, in Iraqi Women s League, strongly condemn the crimes of killing women in Basra and other Iraqi towns, and denounce all forms of violations of human rights in Iraq, and call upon international organizations, the Iraqi Government and relevant authorities to:
1 - Send an international fact-finding mission to Iraq, to be organized by the UN High Commission for Human Rights with the participation of international human rights organizations, to investigate the crimes against women, help the Iraqi authorities to identify the perpetrators and work to stop these crimes. 2 - Reveal the criminals and those who stand behind them, and bring them to justice. 3 - Disclose the outcome of the investigations. 4 - Take measures to safeguard personal freedoms that are constitutionally guaranteed. 5 - Take deterrent measures to ensure the safety of citizens and protect their lives. 6 - Act firmly to improve the conditions of women and facilitate their involvement in the reconstruction process.
Iraqi Women s League / Co-ordinating Committee Abroad 3-1-2008
Let us all work to protect our sisters, Wifes and Mothers. NO to Violence against Women.
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Methal Muna
Engineer
morocco
2008 / 1 / 4
We in our arrafidain iraqi association in morocco support you
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kaija kiessling
physiotherapist
finland
2008 / 1 / 4
STOP THE VIOLENCE AGAINST IRAQI WOME! YOU ARE WELLCOME TO COME TOGETHER WITH US TO CAMPAIGN FOR JUSTICE, EQUALITYS AND THE RIGHT TO LIFE!
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Amar Al-Soudi
Engineer student
Denmark
2008 / 1 / 4
I want to do all my best for working in Women rights-Democracy principles and all kinds of human rights in Iraq, and have a knowledge that the Democracy principles its our first step for solving problems in our society
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JABBAR HASAN
MANAGER
UK
2008 / 1 / 4
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Saad Ahmed Al- Mousawi
Engineer and Translators
Germany
2008 / 1 / 4
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Alhakim AbdulRazak
Agriculter Ingenering
Hoolland
2008 / 1 / 4
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Aliaa M. Muna
Surgeon
Iraq
2008 / 1 / 4
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د. كامل الشطري
كاتب وباحث
هولندا
2008 / 1 / 4
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Maha Malaika
Architect& Urban Planner
Iraq
2008 / 1 / 4
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Maha Jamil Malaika
Architect & Urban Planner
Iraq
2008 / 1 / 4
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Craig Murray
Uniformed Warden
UK
2008 / 1 / 4
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Arij Al-Soltan
TV producer
UK
2008 / 1 / 4
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Nabil Jajawi
Retired
UK
2008 / 1 / 4
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ستار عناد الجابري
مدرس
السويد
2008 / 1 / 4
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نوريه جواد الجابري
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السويد
2008 / 1 / 4
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سوزان ستار
طالبة
السويد
2008 / 1 / 4
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Ghida Sinawi
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UAE
2008 / 1 / 4
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Shirouk Alabayachi
Engineer
Iraq
2008 / 1 / 4
We all are responsibile for what is hapening in Iraq which turned to be worse than Talibban
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Teeba Alsafar
Graduate Student
Canada
2008 / 1 / 4
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jamil al-amin
ingener
norway
2008 / 1 / 4
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فلاح فاضل محمد الانصاري
jursit and teher
sweden
2008 / 1 / 4
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فلاح صياءمحمد الانصاري
حقوقى وتربوي
السويد
2008 / 1 / 4
لاللجريمة
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Nahida Shafik
teatcher
U-K
2008 / 1 / 4
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shatha aldujaily
student
sweden
2008 / 1 / 4
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Sara Hasan
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USA
2008 / 1 / 4
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Widad Fakhir
Journalist
Austria
2008 / 1 / 4
Iraqi women want to live in pease and quiet . Stop violence against Iraqi women,and stop killing women in Basrah city :
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e woolley
nhs
england
2008 / 1 / 4
Women the world over should have the same rights as men, religion & gender should not be a barrier to equality.
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عدنان الصباح
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هولندا
2008 / 1 / 4
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Nahla JAJO
Architect
France
2008 / 1 / 4
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firas farouq
orthodontist
iraq
2008 / 1 / 4
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Naba Hamid
University professor
Iraq
2008 / 1 / 4
Women of Iraq deserve all the respect. I admire their strong will for their rights. They are the active partners in building families and rebuilding Iraq. With out the sharing of educated Iraqi women there is no peaceful, prosperous Iraq.
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