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Help the Burmese People Receive Aid in Cyclone Aftermath

Target: Embassies of Myanmar, in Washington DC and international
Sponsored by: Care2

In the aftermath of cyclone Nargis, it is believed that up to 100,000 people in Myanmar have been killed, and at least 1.5 million people "severely affected" or left homeless. The United Nations has landed an aid plane in Myanmar, bringing food and equipment to some of the country's population, but the military junta continues to resist offers of large-scale help by blocking most international aid.

At Care2, we are committed to empowering regular people to make a difference around the world. That's the power of a caring community. But when the amazing humanitarian organizations that Care2 partners with are struggling to reach the Burmese people because the corrupt and brutal military junta fails to process visas and open its borders for aid, it makes us mad.

Sign our petition to the Embassies of Myanmar, and urge them to do everything possible to enable the UN and humanitarian aid groups to reach the people of Myanmar immediately.

deadline: Ongoing...
goal: 50,000
 

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In the aftermath of cyclone Nargis, it is believed that up to 100,000 people in Myanmar have been killed, and at least 1.5 million people "severely affected" or left homeless. The United Nations has landed an aid plane in Myanmar, bringing food and equipment to some of the country's population, but large-scale help by most international aid continues to be blocked.

The people of Myanmar urgently needed humanitarian relief, and the world is waiting at your borders -- poised and ready to help.

We respectfully urge you to fast track the paperwork for humanitarian aid workers who are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to help the people of Myanmar, and do everything possible to work with the UN and international aid organizations to provide immediate relief to your people.
We signed the “Help the Burmese People Receive Aid in Cyclone Aftermath” petition!
# 200:
5:57 pm PDT, May 8, Don B. Stewart, Pennsylvania
# 199:
5:57 pm PDT, May 8, J. T. Parker, Montana
# 198:
5:57 pm PDT, May 8, Juanita Lander, Pennsylvania
# 197:
5:57 pm PDT, May 8, Catherine Nelson, California
# 196:
5:57 pm PDT, May 8, Shannon Prowell, Florida
These people need our help!
# 195:
5:57 pm PDT, May 8, Jon Current, Oregon
# 194:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Joel Levine, California
# 193:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Eli Patsis, Georgia
We are ALL sisters and brothers---please help your families in Myanmar.
# 192:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Angie Jeffreys, Mississippi
# 191:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Maria DeCarmine-Bender, Pennsylvania
# 190:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Elaine Dorough Johnson, Wisconsin
# 189:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Name not displayed, Texas
I too would be wary of letting the American army in... but let the UN help!!! And I'm sure there are animals who need help too.
# 188:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, William Dane, California
# 187:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Name not displayed, New York
In the aftermath of cyclone Nargis, it is believed that up to 100,000 people in Myanmar have been killed, and at least 1.5 million people "severely affected" or left homeless. The United Nations has landed an aid plane in Myanmar, bringing food and equipment to some of the country's population, but large-scale help by most international aid continues to be blocked. The people of Myanmar urgently needed humanitarian relief, and the world is waiting at your borders -- poised and ready to help. We respectfully urge you to fast track the paperwork for humanitarian aid workers who are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to help the people of Myanmar, and do everything possible to work with the UN and international aid organizations to provide immediate relief to your people.
# 186:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Linda Beliveau-Anthony, Rhode Island
# 185:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Margo Lodge (Seven Oakes), Maine
How can any government let it people die and starve. Let other countries help the people that need it.
# 184:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Renee Klein, California
# 183:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Ralph Hipps, California
We respectfully urge you to fast track the paperwork for humanitarian aid workers who are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to help the people of Myanmar, and do everything possible to work with the UN and international aid organizations to provide immediate relief to your people.
# 182:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Margaret Wood, Illinois
# 181:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Aaron Jones, California
# 180:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Gerard Zaratan, California
# 179:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, John Napier, Illinois
# 178:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Gillian Comstock, Vermont
# 177:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Robert Shorin, New York
# 176:
5:56 pm PDT, May 8, Karen Brown, Ohio
My God! Let us in to help/save those in need of medicine, food, warm/clean clothes!!!
# 175:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Angelica Mellow Lepe, California
Everyone needs help whether they want it or not. I believe it's for a good cause that we 'fast track the paperwork'.
# 174:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Ruth Ann Wiesenthal-Gold, Florida
Isn't it the moral imperative that everyone do every thing to help in this most horrific siutation?
# 173:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Crystal Hawkins, Michigan
# 172:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Cynthia Livingston, Georgia
# 171:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Gale Brownell, California
# 170:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Mavis Chicarelli, Nevada
ALL HUMANITY SHOULD RECEIVE AID IN TIME OF TROUBLE..
# 169:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Richard Heaning, New York
# 168:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Joanne Veith, Ohio
It is imperitive that you do all you can to bring aid and reilief to those who so desparately need it.
# 167:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Charlene Choate, Oregon
Please let the aid workers in to help these sick, hungry, grieving, homeless and dying people. I'm begging you.
# 166:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Christine O'Connell, Massachusetts
# 165:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Name not displayed, Ohio
Please the people of Myanmar urgently need humanitarian relief, and the world is waiting at your borders -- poised and ready to help. We respectfully urge you to fast track the paperwork for humanitarian aid workers who are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to help the people of Myanmar, and do everything possible to work with the UN and international aid organizations to provide immediate relief to your people. I wish you well. Thank you.
# 164:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Thomas Scofield, North Carolina
# 163:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, June Jarest, New Hampshire
Please let the help get to the people in Myanmar they are in great need..
# 162:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Bob Rusk, New Jersey
# 161:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Anne Manning, New Mexico
The world is waiting to help your people. Please let the aid organizations come in and help you rescue them.
# 160:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Name not displayed, New Jersey
# 159:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Laura Thacker, Colorado
# 158:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Allison Dipper, North Carolina
They need help! We want to help...it only makes sense!
# 157:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, James Winter, Kentucky
# 156:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Jennifer Nelson, Ohio
# 155:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Pam Bandy, Texas
Please, these people need clean water , food and a safe place to go. We are human beings , we must help each other. Pamela Bandy
# 154:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, David Dougherty, Connecticut
We,the people of the United States of America, as well as the United Nations, are absolutely NOT trying to subvert any of your policies. We are just trying to assist any kind of aid that is neccessary in light of the recent disasterous cyclone that has torn through your country, and crippled life as you know it. We just want to help.
# 153:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Riana Good, Massachusetts
# 152:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Janel DuRoss, New Jersey
# 151:
5:55 pm PDT, May 8, Charles Byrne, Illinois