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Petition to Donald J. Trump, United States Supreme Court

Activar el programa de visas y reunificación familiar

In the United States we have the possibility of freedom that the Castros have taken from us for more than 60 years in Cuba. How is possible the sons and daughters of communists can come and reside in the land of liberty without any repercussions. Meanwhile in Cuba thousands are being claimed by their families in the US and have to sit and wait without a date in cite.We hope that the Trump administration can prioritize the existing reunification cases of families that Castros broke apart.Read more

Yanexa HernandezHomestead, FL, Estados Unidos

30,791 supporters

Created Mar 8, 2020

Petition to Marco Rubio, Pramila Jayapal, Ted Cruz, John Cornyn, Rick Scott, David Perdue, Kelly Loeffler, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Donna E. Shalala, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Ted Deutch, Frederica Wilson, Lois...

100k Signatures for Family Reunification; 100k Firmas para la Reunificación Familiar

familiar cubana (CFRP), creada en 2007, permitía a ciertos ciudadanos estadounidenses y residentes de visa familiar adentro de los estados unidos; y/o Reiniciar el programa de parole condicional de reunificación familiar cubana. También deseamos solicitar una reforma de la ley de inmigración de los que se preste atención a la crueldad de la separación familiar, el encarcelamiento injusto, lasRead more

Eilish Villa MaloneWashington, United States

16,426 supporters

Created Apr 19, 2020

Petition to Donald J. Trump, Marco Rubio

Reabran el. Programa. De runificacion familiar

I've been 5 years. Separated from my family. When. I was ready to join. With them they close the. Family run program. It is. Very sad everything. This time of. Wait. Without being guilty of anything. Alone. I want to immigrate to the United States of America in a safe and legal way. Please we are. Many...Read more

Lázaro PerezCuba

429 supporters

Created Nov 2, 2019

Petition to Karachi Police

Urge the Pakistani Government to Protect Children from Abuse

Whilst Pakistan is still shaken from the brutal rape and murder of Zainab, a new case of child abuse emerges. 9-year-old Hussain is beaten to death by cleric for fleeing his religious school in Karachi. Being subject to physical punishment was nothing out of the ordinary for little Hussain, but this time his attacker Qari Najmuddin allegedly beat him to death with a blunt weapon. The parents of the young boy allegedly ‘pardon’ the cleric for murdering their son - This culture of protecting so called 'religious ministers' or 'clerics' is part of the problem. Beating children is NOT an Islamic principle. Urge the Pakistani government to protect children like Hussain in schools in Pakistan by having CCTV footage and demanding justice any time an adult lays a finger on a child. We have already lost a beautiful soul to a distorted view of religion. How many more? "Anyone who does not show mercy to our children nor acknowledge the right of our old people is not one of us." - Prophet Muhammad. (PBUH)Read more

Arub SyedWest Midlands, ENG, United Kingdom

45,196 supporters

Created Jan 24, 2018

Petition to Alberto Fernandez

Saquen a Francisco Mercado (el nuevo Delfina Rossi) del Directorio del Banco Nación

Designaron a Francisco Ángel Mercado como director del Banco Nación por ser familiar de AliciaRead more

Yamil SantoroCiudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

62,250 supporters

Created Jan 13, 2020

Petition to Debra Haaland, Jonathan Nez, Paul Begay

STOP Big Canyon Dam Project that threatens sacred areas for local Indigenous communities!

Join us in asking Pumped Hydro Storage, LLC, to cancel the application for a permit to build the Big Canyon pumped hydro storage project above the Little Colorado River. The Little Colorado River and its confluence with the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon have been of deep cultural significance to Native peoples since time immemorial. This proposed dam project is harmful to Native communities because of the billions of gallons of local groundwater it would require and its threats to cultural areas. In early 2020, Pumped Hydro Storage LLC submitted an application for a preliminary permit to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to build a pumped hydro storage dam on a tributary to the Little Colorado River (LCR) on Navajo Nation land. If approved, the project would be used to generate electricity for distant, off-reservation cities with no benefit for Native communities. The Confluence of the Colorado River and LCR is culturally significant to the Diné, Hopi, Zuni, and Hualapai and other Native communities, so development near the Confluence and LCR would be inappropriate. The Diné have expressed their disapproval of the project alongside tribes such as the Hopi, Zuni, and Hualapai. Their disapproval stems from the fact that the development area is near many sacred cultural areas for the local Indigenous tribes. This project is detrimental to Native communities because of the billions of gallons of local groundwater it would require. The local Native communities who live nearby the proposed project site would be negatively impacted because they depend on groundwater for their livelihoods. The Navajo Nation, despite its borders lying along the Colorado River, has been affected by drought and water scarcity issues. This epidemic of water scarcity among the Diné has been ongoing for decades and the pandemic has worsened this issue. A third of Diné citizens lack access to running water in their homes and this dam would have a negative impact if aquifers were to be depleted. This rings true for the Hopi as well because Hopi tribal borders are completely surrounded by federally designated Navajo Nation lands. The local tribes’ dependence on drinking water from aquifers is why the project should be canceled. The company is trying to disguise its capitalist agenda by claiming its proposed dam would be carbon neutral despite it being detrimental to local Indigenous drinking water sources, cultural sites, and native fish and wildlife. If the project is approved, the company would drill and extract about 14.3 billion gallons of groundwater in an arid region in the midst of a megadrought. This groundwater would be used to fill four reservoirs for storage. Storing water in these reservoirs would waste clean drinking water from these aquifers. Evaporation in hot summers would be an outstanding issue for these developers, who estimate extracting an additional 3.2 to 4.8 billion gallons of groundwater to make up losses to evaporation. Photo (c) EcoFlight Read more

Save The ConfluenceArizona, United States

85,346 supporters

Created Jul 8, 2022