Exactly a month ago, on 25 July 2018, in a small Druze village near Sweida, SY, 36 women and children were taken as hostages. On 31st July 2018 major newspapers responded to the event, however, nothing much happened.

Unfortunately, at least ONE woman DIED in captivity. Another of the young women was heavily pregnant on 25 July and she gave birth without medical help, in the desert and there is no information about her state of health and what happened to the baby.

We are asking the world's most powerful women to spread their wings and help them. We hope that THEY may be able to provide solutions, so why not ask them for help?

Let's extend our hands to the soft power of the most powerful women and ask! Ms Angelina Jolie - A GOODWILL AMBASSADOR TO UN has been already informed about the situation of the captive women.

We hope that her kind heart and influence can make a positive change in the life of these women and children. Don't stay silent, if we are silent, many more atrocities may happen and stay hidden, so please, spread the word and ask the question of who is responsible?

Let's let the most powerful women know that the 35 women and children are still captive ONE MONTH LATER: nothing much happened. No one makes attempt to liberate them really. These women and children are victims because they are defenceless subjects from a Druze minority in Syria, & because of the terrorists ruining the lives of thousands in Syria and everywhere in the world.

The World sadly remembers what happened to the Yazidi women in captivity.

Let's ask the most powerful women to get involved and help these women and children. These captive women and children are in the heart of their families, friends and the people that support that petition.

Please, write a letter, send an email and let the women in power know that we still believe in humanity and in soft power.

Let's ask the media to wake up, the UN Women and UN Peacekeeping forces to become actively involved in the liberation of these women and children because they should not be ended as "just a statistic" in the Syrian war.