Saudi Arabia, notorious for its political repression and religious extremism, gets its money from its huge oil company, called Aramco. Now the Saudis want to list Aramco on the London or New York Stock Exchange. This would be the biggest stock deal in history, so some banks are lobbying hard for it.

But if this stock deal goes ahead, most of us with a pension or retirement fund will end up investing in a country that is responsible for so much suffering in Yemen, and for spreading extremism worldwide.

We can stop the savings of millions of ordinary people from going to fund war and torture, while jihadis attack us here.

Want more information? It's on the campaign website.

ساهم في إيقاف تمويل الاٍرهاب وانتهاكات حقوق الانسان، ومنع شركة أرامكو السعودية من استلام ١٠٠ مليار دولار من أسواق الأسهم في لندن ونيويورك، انضم الى اساتذة الجامعات الرصينة والخبراء المتمرسين في توقيع العريضة.
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AUTHOR OF THE PETITION

Leif Wenar, Chair of Philosophy and Law, King's College London

 

LEAD SIGNATORIES

Kristen Breitweiser, 9/11 widow and activist, September 11th Advocates

Mindy Kleinberg, 9/11 widow and activist, September 11th Advocates

Monica Gabrielle, 9/11 widow and activist, September 11th Advocates

Lorie Van Auken, 9/11 widow and activist, September 11th Advocates

Elizabeth Anderson, John Dewey Distinguished University Professor of Philosophy and Women’s Studies, University of Michigan

Owen Barder, Director for Europe, Center for Global Development

Larry Diamond, Stanford University, author of In Search of Democracy

Dale Jamieson, New York University, Professor of Environmental Studies and Philosophy

Jeff McMahan, White's Professor of Moral Philosophy. University of Oxford

Michele de Nevers, former Head of the Environment Program, World Bank

Rob Reich, Stanford University, Director of the Center for Ethics in Society

Henry Shue, Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford

Peter Singer, Princeton University, author of One World