PLEASE SIGN A COUPLE OF PETITIONS
Stop Trafficking of Humans to the United Arab Emirates Petition
Thanks to Der Hova over at cilicia.com, I’ve discovered a site that I’ve been dreaming of for a long time. This site will manage petitions and then for a small fee will send authenticated copies to the persons they are addressed to.
Der Hova’s petition is to Armenian government bodies to pass traffic laws following the tragic death of a 17-year-old girl named Araz. His petition can be found by clicking here.
The first petition I’ve created is addressed to President George W. Bush and company, who are not properly addressing the trafficking of persons to the United Arab Emirates issue. You can read and sign the petition by clicking here.
I also encourage you to pass these links on to everyone you know and since the approch on the trafficking issue is not an Armenian one, but a global one, pass the trafficking link on to as many people you know (non-Armenians also) living in the United States, since the issue is clearly not being addressed due to President Bush's lack of willingness to do the right thing.
Thanks to Der Hova over at cilicia.com, I’ve discovered a site that I’ve been dreaming of for a long time. This site will manage petitions and then for a small fee will send authenticated copies to the persons they are addressed to.
Der Hova’s petition is to Armenian government bodies to pass traffic laws following the tragic death of a 17-year-old girl named Araz. His petition can be found by clicking here.
The first petition I’ve created is addressed to President George W. Bush and company, who are not properly addressing the trafficking of persons to the United Arab Emirates issue. You can read and sign the petition by clicking here.
I also encourage you to pass these links on to everyone you know and since the approch on the trafficking issue is not an Armenian one, but a global one, pass the trafficking link on to as many people you know (non-Armenians also) living in the United States, since the issue is clearly not being addressed due to President Bush's lack of willingness to do the right thing.
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