East Ghouta

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I am writ­ing to you because I am deeply con­cerned by reports about vio­lent attacks and block­ade on civil­ians in Syr­ia. These deplorable acts of vio­lence are unac­cept­able and must be con­demned in the strongest terms by the British government.

I have seen the appalling images of Syr­i­an chil­dren and unbear­able suf­fer­ing of civil­ians in East Ghou­ta due to bomb­ing by the Syr­i­an regime. 

Also, I want you to know that I sub­scribe to plu­ral­ism and peace­ful coex­is­tence and acknowl­edge the free­dom and rights of every indi­vid­ual or com­mu­ni­ty or race to believe as they choose to believe with­out coer­cion, fear and intim­i­da­tion. There­fore, I unequiv­o­cal­ly con­demn the bru­tal killings of civil­ians in Syr­ia. The harm to them is unbear­able and must stop.

I reflect the sen­ti­ments of Ian Black­ford (Ross, Skye and Lochaber) (SNP) who raised the issue with the Prime Min­is­ter dur­ing PMQs on the 21st of Feb­ru­ary 2018.  I am dis­mayed by the impasse at Unit­ed Nations. As of 26th of Feb­ru­ary 2018 it appears that the Unit­ed Nations appears to be pow­er­less in stop­ping the civil­ian atrocities.

I urge you to con­tin­ue to press for this issue in Par­lia­ment. Also, I express my wish for you to con­vey my posi­tion to ALL mem­bers of Par­lia­ment. Fur­ther­more, I wish that you con­vey my posi­tion to the For­eign Sec­re­tary, the Rt. Hon Boris John­son MP and to our Hon­ourable Prime Min­is­ter There­sa May. Britain must use its Inter­na­tion­al clout and influ­ence at the Unit­ed Nations to break the cur­rent impasse.

Your help and coop­er­a­tion in this mat­ter will be great­ly appre­ci­at­ed. If you have any fur­ther ques­tions please feel free to con­tact me.

Thank You,

Yours sin­cere­ly

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Engage Ian Blackford (Ross, Skye and Lochaber) (SNP)

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Dear  Ian Blackford,

I am writ­ing to you because I am deeply con­cerned by reports about vio­lent attacks and block­ade on civil­ians in Syr­ia. These deplorable acts of vio­lence are unac­cept­able and must be con­demned in the strongest terms by the British government.

I have seen the appalling images of Syr­i­an chil­dren and unbear­able suf­fer­ing of civil­ians in East Ghou­ta due to bomb­ing by the Syr­i­an regime.

Also, I want you to know that I sub­scribe to plu­ral­ism and peace­ful coex­is­tence and acknowl­edge the free­dom and rights of every indi­vid­ual or com­mu­ni­ty or race to believe as they choose to believe with­out coer­cion, fear and intim­i­da­tion. There­fore, I unequiv­o­cal­ly con­demn the bru­tal killings of civil­ians in Syr­ia. The harm to them is unbear­able and must stop.

I want­ed to appre­ci­ate your ques­tion to the Prime Min­is­ter dur­ing PMQs on the 21st of Feb­ru­ary 2018. It was pleas­ing to note that you are con­cerned about the harm being done to civil­ians in East Ghou­ta. How­ev­er, I urge to con­tin­ue to raise it in the par­lia­ment and become the voice for those who are suf­fer­ing. I am dis­mayed by the impasse at Unit­ed Nations. As of 26th of Feb­ru­ary 2018 it appears that the Unit­ed Nations appears to be pow­er­less in stop­ping the civil­ian atrocities. 

I urge you to con­tin­ue to press for this issue in Par­lia­ment. Also, I express my wish for you to con­vey my posi­tion to ALL mem­bers of Par­lia­ment. Fur­ther­more, I wish that you con­vey my posi­tion to the For­eign Sec­re­tary, the Rt. Hon Boris John­son MP and to our Hon­ourable Prime Min­is­ter There­sa May. Britain must use its Inter­na­tion­al clout and influ­ence at the Unit­ed Nations to break the cur­rent impasse. 

Your help and coop­er­a­tion in this mat­ter will be great­ly appre­ci­at­ed. If you have any fur­ther ques­tions please feel free to con­tact me.

Thank You,

Yours sin­cere­ly,

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Engage Rt. Hons. Boris Johnson MP

Dear  Rt. Hons. Boris Johnson,

I am writ­ing to you because I am deeply con­cerned by reports about vio­lent attacks and block­ade on civil­ians in Syr­ia. These deplorable acts of vio­lence are unac­cept­able and must be con­demned in the strongest terms by the British government.

I have seen the appalling images of Syr­i­an chil­dren and unbear­able suf­fer­ing of civil­ians in East Ghou­ta due to bomb­ing by the Syr­i­an regime.

Also, I want you to know that I sub­scribe to plu­ral­ism and peace­ful coex­is­tence and acknowl­edge the free­dom and rights of every indi­vid­ual or com­mu­ni­ty or race to believe as they choose to believe with­out coer­cion, fear and intim­i­da­tion. There­fore, I unequiv­o­cal­ly con­demn the bru­tal killings of civil­ians in Syr­ia. The harm to them is unbear­able and must stop.

I reflect the sen­ti­ments of Ian Black­ford (Ross, Skye and Lochaber) (SNP) who raised the issue with the Prime Min­is­ter dur­ing PMQs on the 21st of Feb­ru­ary 2018. I am dis­mayed by the impasse at Unit­ed Nations. As of 26th of Feb­ru­ary 2018 it appears that the Unit­ed Nations appears to be pow­er­less in stop­ping the civil­ian atrocities.

I urge you to con­tin­ue to press for this issue in Par­lia­ment. Also, I express my wish for you to con­vey my posi­tion to ALL mem­bers of Par­lia­ment. Fur­ther­more, I wish that you con­vey my posi­tion to the For­eign Sec­re­tary, the Rt. Hon Boris John­son MP and to our Hon­ourable Prime Min­is­ter There­sa May. Britain must use its Inter­na­tion­al clout and influ­ence at the Unit­ed Nations to break the cur­rent impasse. 

Your help and coop­er­a­tion in this mat­ter will be great­ly appre­ci­at­ed. If you have any fur­ther ques­tions please feel free to con­tact me.

Thank You,

Yours sin­cere­ly,

Your Name, Address and Con­tact details

Engage Amnesty International

Dear Amnesty International,

I am writ­ing to you because I am deeply con­cerned by reports about vio­lent attacks and block­ade on civil­ians in Syr­ia. These deplorable acts of vio­lence are unac­cept­able and must be con­demned in the strongest terms by the British government.

I have seen the appalling images of Syr­i­an chil­dren and unbear­able suf­fer­ing of civil­ians in East Ghou­ta due to bomb­ing by the Syr­i­an regime. I am dis­mayed by the impasse at Unit­ed Nations. As of 26th of Feb­ru­ary 2018 it appears that the Unit­ed Nations appears to be pow­er­less in stop­ping the civil­ian atrocities.

Also, I want you to know that I sub­scribe to plu­ral­ism and peace­ful coex­is­tence and acknowl­edge the free­dom and rights of every indi­vid­ual or com­mu­ni­ty or race to believe as they choose to believe with­out coer­cion, fear and intim­i­da­tion. There­fore, I unequiv­o­cal­ly con­demn the bru­tal killings of civil­ians in Syr­ia. The harm to them is unbear­able and must stop.

Doubt­less you are aware about the plight of the Syr­i­an civil­ians, which has been wide­ly report­ed in the Press. I am con­cerned about your actions in con­demn­ing this geno­cide. I believe that Amnesty Inter­na­tion­al should take a stronger stance against this geno­cide and con­demn it unequivocally.

I would also like to know as to how I can be of assis­tance and help to Amnesty Inter­na­tion­al in rais­ing aware­ness and ensur­ing that that the ter­ri­ble atroc­i­ties are halt­ed immediately?

Your help and coop­er­a­tion in this mat­ter will be great­ly appre­ci­at­ed. If you have any fur­ther ques­tions please feel free to con­tact me.

Thank You,

Yours faith­ful­ly,

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Also include Amnesty Inter­na­tion­al in your Tweets and Face­book posts.

Engage on Social Media

  1. Ensure that on Twit­ter you use Hash­tags such as #East­ernG­h­ou­ta, #Ghou­ta, #GhoutaGeno­cide, #SaveG­h­ou­ta, #GhoutaIs­Bleed­ing and con­tin­ue to Tweet to ensure that the issue receives cov­er­age and trending.
  2. Join Face­book groups which are work­ing on rais­ing aware­ness and con­tin­ue to post about the issue to ensure that the issue receives cov­er­age and trending.
  3. Join groups and sign peti­tions call­ing for Unit­ed Nations to inves­ti­gate the Syr­i­an Regime for war crimes.
  4. Post Videos and pho­tos of the suf­fer­ing of Syr­i­ans on Insta­gram and oth­er Social Media out­lets and con­tin­ue to raise awareness.