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All-out war

Yesterday, 50 children were killed in Lebanon by Israeli bombs. As hell breaks loose in Lebanon and Gaza, recognising Palestine is one of the last chances for lasting peace. Right now, world leaders are meeting at the UN, but some key nations are still silent - influenced by the US and Israel. Help us to ramp the pressure on countries like Canada, the UK, France, and Japan. Sign now for peace. Yesterday, the world turned its back on Lebanese children.Almost a year after the start of the abominable attacks in Gaza, Netanhayu is pushing Lebanon and Israel into another full-on war that could set the whole region on fire.More bombs falling on children's heads won't bring peace -- it never has.This week at the United Nations, key leaders are finally moving to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state - the only hope for lasting peace in the region. But for this to succeed, we need all major countries on board, and they are not there yet.Our call for the recognition of Palestine is already supported by 1.5 million voices, but today we need more, we need you! Sign now, share with your friends, and help us send a message so powerful that the unwilling leaders of the G20 can no longer ignore it.

Yesterday, 50 children were killed in Lebanon by Israeli bombs. As hell breaks loose in Lebanon and Gaza, recognising Palestine is one of the last chances for lasting peace. Right now, world leaders are meeting at the UN, but some key nations are still silent - influenced by the US and Israel. Help us to ramp the pressure on countries like Canada, the UK, France, and Japan. Sign now for peace. Sign for Palestine Dear friends, Yesterday, the world turned its back on Lebanese children. Almost a year after the start of the abominable attacks in Gaza, Netanhayu is pushing Lebanon and Israel into another full-on war that could set the whole region on fire. More bombs falling on children's heads won't bring peace -- it never has. This week at the United Nations, key leaders are finally moving to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state - the only hope for lasting peace in the region. But for this to succeed, we need all major countries on board, and they are not there yet. Our call for the recognition of Palestine is already supported by 1.5 million voices, but today we need more, we need you! Sign now, share with your friends, and help us send a message so powerful that the unwilling leaders of the G20 can no longer ignore it. Sign for Palestine To the leaders of all UN member states: "We urge you to recognise the state of Palestine as a sovereign state and reaffirm the rights of the Palestinian people. It is time to turn the tide on decades of suffering, failed peace talks, end the occupation, and move towards lasting peace." Sign for Palestine 10 years ago, Avaaz fought hard for the United Nations to recognise Palestine as the world's 194th state, and we won.  Palestine's Ambassador to Europe said then: "Avaaz and its members across the world have played a crucial role in persuading governments to support the Palestinian people's bid for a state and for freedom and peace. They have stood with us throughout and their solidarity and support will be remembered and cherished across Palestine".  Once again, let's stand with Palestinians, Israelis, Lebanese and people everywhere who want to protect rights, freedom, and laws, and not the rule of the strong governing our world. Palestine's access to statehood won't solve the conflict with a wave of a magic wand, but official recognition will change the dynamics of negotiation and pave the way for freedom and peace. People all over Palestine could win a freedom that generations have never known. Let's support them. Palestine recognition - sign now With hope and determination, Marie, Julian Marco and the all Avaaz team More information: Israeli air strikes kill 492 people in Lebanon (BBC) Israeli strikes cause deadliest day in Lebanon in nearly 2 decades (CNN) Israel bombs Lebanon updates: Death toll rises to 492, over 1,500 wounded (Al Jazeera)

Avaaz is a 70-million-person global campaign network that works to ensure that the views and values of the world's people shape global decision-making. ("Avaaz" means "voice" or "song" in many languages.) Avaaz members live in every nation of the world; our team is spread across 18 countries on 6 continents and operates in 22 languages. Learn about some of Avaaz's biggest campaigns here, or follow us on Facebook, X, or Instagram. You became a member of the Avaaz movement and started receiving these emails when you signed "Community Petitions Site" on 2016-08-14 using the email address iphone108@gmail.com. To ensure that Avaaz messages reach your inbox, please add avaaz@avaaz.org to your address book. To change your email address, language settings, or other personal information, contact us, or simply go here to unsubscribe. To contact Avaaz, please do not reply to this email. Instead, write to us at www.avaaz.org/en/contact . 27 Union Square West Suite 500 New York, NY 10003

Monster pipeline

It's one of the biggest pipelines in the world -- and now we have a small window to stop it.

My friends at Avaaz, I write from Uganda, from the farm that used to feed my family. Now it's being ripped open -- oil giant Total is building one of the biggest pipelines in the world, tearing through forests, farms, and right through my land. They say the pipeline will help Africans, but I wonder who they mean. 100,000 of us are about to lose our homes so oil bosses can get even richer. I'm a single mother, and without my farm, I can't afford food for my children.  Over 1 million of you signed a petition to stop this monster pipeline, and helped convince Total's biggest bank to walk away -- thank you. Now we have a small window to defeat this pipeline for good. This month, one of Africa's highest courts will finally hear our case -- their decision could stop this pipeline in its tracks! The judges want to hear our stories of harassment and the destruction of our farms, but the court is far away, and many of us can't even afford the bus. I'm humbly asking for your help. If we raise enough, small farmers like me could travel to court and our legal teams can prepare for the hearing. We could provide support for the dozens of people who've been arrested for peacefully protesting this pipeline, and Avaaz could hire international media experts to make sure judges know the world cares about our case. Help us reclaim our land, and all of our futures. Donate what you can now: I'LL DONATE R$15 I'LL DONATE R$25 I'LL DONATE R$35 I'LL DONATE R$55 I'LL DONATE R$90 OTHER AMOUNT The 1440-km long pipeline will cross 200 rivers and 12 protected forests, and one big oil spill could poison the drinking water for 40 million people. Bulldozers have already started ripping up Uganda's biggest national park, home to endangered giraffes, elephants, and more. But we have a chance to help stop it, right now. Some people think Uganda needs oil to develop, but this is a trap. My own village has used solar power for years. As a farmer, I have already seen how a hotter climate has changed rainy and dry seasons, killing our crops. Anything that makes this worse can never be good for our country. Over 80 people have been arrested for trying to stop this pipeline -- some abducted and beaten. Even our lawyers have had to hire security for protection. With your help, Avaaz could: Challenge the huge crude oil pipeline ripping through our land -- bring our voices into the courtroom and support the legal teams as they prepare for the upcoming hearing at the East African Court of Justice; Fund an emergency 'lawyers' brigade' -- help free activists in custody and get justice for those wrongfully detained, respond to future arrests, and set up a hotline and training for activists; Bring international attention to these injustices -- hire media experts to cover the hearing, land grabs, and arrests, and let the judges know the world is watching; and Empower Avaaz campaigners to defend land rights alongside Indigenous and frontline communities, and continue the fight to protect life on Earth. Together, we can stop these oil giants and get justice for families like mine -- donate what you can now: I'LL DONATE R$15 I'LL DONATE R$25 I'LL DONATE R$35 I'LL DONATE R$55 I'LL DONATE R$90 OTHER AMOUNT I know that Avaaz is no stranger to using the power of the law. Right now, you are helping to stop the forced eviction of Maasai communities -- and your support was crucial in the historic ruling that protected 500,000 acres of Amazon rainforest from oil extraction. Now, I'm asking you to stand with farmers like me in Uganda and Tanzania as we fight to protect our lands, and with them the futures of all our children. With hope and determination, Rachael Tugume with the whole team at Avaaz More information: Uganda: Oil Pipeline Project Impoverishes Thousands (Human Rights Watch) An Oil Rush Threatens Natural Splendors Across East Africa (The New York Times) Uganda: Crackdown on activists protesting against large-scale oil projects (International Federation for Human Rights) Major African pipeline project leaves Ugandan farmers at the mercy of climate change (El País)

Avaaz is a 70-million-person global campaign network that works to ensure that the views and values of the world's people shape global decision-making. ("Avaaz" means "voice" or "song" in many languages.) Avaaz members live in every nation of the world; our team is spread across 18 countries on 6 continents and operates in 22 languages. Learn about some of Avaaz's biggest campaigns here, or follow us on Facebook, X, or Instagram. You became a member of the Avaaz movement and started receiving these emails when you signed "Community Petitions Site" on 2016-08-14 using the email address iphone108@gmail.com. To ensure that Avaaz messages reach your inbox, please add avaaz@avaaz.org to your address book. To change your email address, language settings, or other personal information, contact us, or simply go here to unsubscribe. To contact Avaaz, please do not reply to this email. Instead, write to us at www.avaaz.org/en/contact . 27 Union Square West Suite 500 New York, NY 10003

The Taliban vs Women

The Taliban's systematised discrimination against women is not yet a crime. With your help, it could be!

Under the Taliban's repressive regime, women can't work and girls can't go to school. Those who resist are beaten and flogged. It's gender apartheid, and it isn't even illegal under international law! Not yet... Insiders at the UN tell us that the fate of a new crimes against humanity treaty is balanced on a razor's edge. A treaty like this could help protect women and girls in Afghanistan and elsewhere, but to get there we need to rally massive public support – so add your name! Add Your Name Dear friends, The Taliban have stripped away nearly all the rights of women and girls – dragging Afghanistan back by decades if not centuries. It's turned Afghanistan into one of the few countries in the world where more women die by suicide than men. The most infuriating part? This system of gender apartheid isn't even illegal under international law -- but it could be soon. The UN is considering a brand new treaty on crimes against humanity, and insiders tell us that this is a do-or-die moment. The key committee meets in four weeks. If we can swing a few more countries, we can make sure countries like China and Russia don't stop it in its tracks! So sign now and we'll hand deliver our voices to the delegates at the General Assembly. SIGN HERE - MAKE GENDER APARTHEID A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY! Afghan women are essentially living under house arrest. Going outside often requires male "supervision". Millions of girls are being robbed of their education, healthcare, and future. Those who resist are beaten, imprisoned, flogged and even face being stoned to death. But brave Afghan women still continue to lead the movement against gender apartheid - and now may be our best chance to answer their call! A new international treaty won't solve everything everywhere all at once -- but it could require states to prevent and punish gender apartheid, and make it easier to bring governments that commit these crimes to justice. Once this petition is massive, we will deliver it to the leaders at the UN and demand they make gender apartheid a crime against humanity. SIGN HERE - MAKE GENDER APARTHEID A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY! Ever since the Taliban's takeover, our movement has stood side by side with Afghan women and girls. We were over a million to denounce the cruel ban keeping girls out of school, and our global outcry helped ensure the international community would hold the line. And small donations from Avaaz members around the world helped power lifesaving aid across the country for people facing their darkest hour. Let's stand once again with Afghan women – and with women and girls worldwide! With hope, Nate, Huiting, Parker, Bieta, Antonia and the rest of the Avaaz team More information: UN Decision to Advance Crimes Against Humanity Treaty (HRW) UN envoy says ICC should prosecute Taliban for crimes against humanity for denying girls education (AP) Taliban Ridicules Women's Oppression: An Insulting Perception of Women (8AM.Media) Nobel peace prize winner joins calls for UN to criminalise gender apartheid (The Guardian) End Gender Apartheid Malala Yousafzai: 21st Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture

Avaaz is a 70-million-person global campaign network that works to ensure that the views and values of the world's people shape global decision-making. ("Avaaz" means "voice" or "song" in many languages.) Avaaz members live in every nation of the world; our team is spread across 18 countries on 6 continents and operates in 22 languages. Learn about some of Avaaz's biggest campaigns here, or follow us on Facebook, X, or Instagram. You became a member of the Avaaz movement and started receiving these emails when you signed "Community Petitions Site" on 2016-08-14 using the email address iphone108@gmail.com. To ensure that Avaaz messages reach your inbox, please add avaaz@avaaz.org to your address book. To change your email address, language settings, or other personal information, contact us, or simply go here to unsubscribe. To contact Avaaz, please do not reply to this email. Instead, write to us at www.avaaz.org/en/contact . 27 Union Square West Suite 500 New York, NY 10003