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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!
# 24,300:
10:55 pm PDT, May 13, Aaron Murray, Australia
We need to help all the ppl we can to help this into a better place to be
# 24,299:
10:49 pm PDT, May 13, Muhammad yousuf Tufail, Pakistan
Due to the sence of Humanity& concern about mankind
# 24,298:
10:49 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Finland
# 24,297:
10:47 pm PDT, May 13, Tracy Holthaus, Missouri
# 24,296:
10:41 pm PDT, May 13, April Biggs, New York
# 24,295:
10:37 pm PDT, May 13, Meghan Luby, California
# 24,294:
10:37 pm PDT, May 13, Anna Orlowska, Poland
# 24,293:
10:36 pm PDT, May 13, Karin Tang, Malaysia
# 24,292:
10:30 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Mexico
# 24,291:
10:26 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Australia
I am very concerned about the people of Myanmar in the aftermath of the cyclone, and urge the embassies of Myanmar to enable the UN and humanitarian agencies to reach the victims. Thank you very much.
# 24,290:
10:26 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Philippines
We are our brother's keeper. We should extend our hands to those in need of our help.
# 24,289:
10:23 pm PDT, May 13, Kristin Hurley, California
# 24,288:
10:17 pm PDT, May 13, Lesley Edwards, Australia
# 24,287:
10:14 pm PDT, May 13, Sofia Mardero, Mexico
# 24,286:
10:10 pm PDT, May 13, Joel Katz, Australia
# 24,285:
10:08 pm PDT, May 13, Khalid Mak, Saudi Arabia
# 24,284:
10:06 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, India
# 24,283:
9:55 pm PDT, May 13, David Fournier, Canada
This action by the Myanmar military rulers is unconciable, they should be ashamed of their actions and inaction.
# 24,282:
9:52 pm PDT, May 13, Saeed Atin, Canada
# 24,281:
9:46 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Australia
# 24,280:
9:43 pm PDT, May 13, Bingah Hardiputra, Australia
# 24,279:
9:41 pm PDT, May 13, Don Chandana, Sri Lanka
# 24,278:
9:38 pm PDT, May 13, Ratrimani Tawan, Norway
# 24,277:
9:36 pm PDT, May 13, Kirsten Elms, California
# 24,276:
9:35 pm PDT, May 13, Nadia Shiba, South Africa
# 24,275:
9:32 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Pakistan
# 24,274:
9:30 pm PDT, May 13, Natalia Vergara, Chile
# 24,273:
9:28 pm PDT, May 13, Bernadette Sisson, New Zealand
We are all humans please help them.
# 24,272:
9:26 pm PDT, May 13, Steve R., Canada
# 24,271:
9:18 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Canada
Each hour of delay is greatly felt by those of Myanmar - please, quickly open the borders for the aid workers who are ready and willing to help.
# 24,270:
9:01 pm PDT, May 13, Brenda Pope, Washington
Please help the people of Myanmar right away!!!!! Thank you kindly!!!
# 24,269:
9:00 pm PDT, May 13, Ashley Gronek, Illinois
# 24,268:
9:00 pm PDT, May 13, John Robb, New Zealand
# 24,267:
8:56 pm PDT, May 13, Emily Boliver, Mississippi
# 24,266:
8:51 pm PDT, May 13, Dagmar Schultz, Germany
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.
# 24,265:
8:51 pm PDT, May 13, Kaitlin Laverty, Canada
# 24,264:
8:51 pm PDT, May 13, Russell Cramp, Australia
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. Russell Cramp
# 24,263:
8:49 pm PDT, May 13, Susan Rudisill, Texas
# 24,262:
8:43 pm PDT, May 13, Sarah Fraleigh, Canada
# 24,261:
8:39 pm PDT, May 13, Beatriz Luque, Venezuela
# 24,260:
8:32 pm PDT, May 13, Jose Suarez, Peru
# 24,259:
8:30 pm PDT, May 13, Vicki Korhammer, Missouri
I pray that the aid gets through.
# 24,258:
8:29 pm PDT, May 13, Wilbert Muniz, Puerto Rico
# 24,257:
8:23 pm PDT, May 13, JANICE FLEMING, Canada
How could anyone NOT be concerned! People are sick & injured and need help!
# 24,256:
8:17 pm PDT, May 13, Name not displayed, Canada
It is a sad but true observation that the 'little people' always suffer most in an event of this magnitude. Hearts can only be opened to those in dire need at this time in Burma.
# 24,255:
8:17 pm PDT, May 13, Sandra Marsh, Canada
Care2 wants me to send a polite message to you people in Embassies in Burma urging you to help the aid workers give aid to the sick and homeless victims of the cyclone Nargis. We are not asking you to do the physical work, the aid workers are there for that, (God bless them because without them, the Burmese people will surely die) but you MUST get the military junta to listen to reason and STOP blocking aid from reaching the people. What is wrong with you people?? If the shoe was on the other foot, you would demand aid !!! Where are your hearts & souls???
# 24,254:
8:17 pm PDT, May 13, Michelle Platas, Mexico
# 24,253:
8:16 pm PDT, May 13, David Waugh, New Zealand
Urgent action is need NOW to save lives.
# 24,252:
8:15 pm PDT, May 13, Linda Foster, Canada
# 24,251:
8:08 pm PDT, May 13, Ahmad Ahmadi, Iran, Islamic Republic Of
Let's help our fellow human beings in need by showing responsible leadership