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	omar mohamed gatineau, , QC

	Doreen Isaak Calgary, AB

	Michael Bogue Kelowna, BC

	Sierra Rogers Kelowna, BC

	San Francisco, NY

	HELENE KASHAMA lasalle, QC

	Varnee Murugan Markham, ON

	Melissa Horan London, ON

	Laura Keddy Burlington, ON

	Corene Fertig Drayton Valley, AB

	Paige Lewis St. Catharines, ON

	Kim St Amand Edmonton, AB

	Robert S. Montesano Richmond Hill, ON

	Shauna Rigby Winnipeg, MB

	Maya Roy Ottawa, ON

	Kim Peterson New Westminster, BC

	Casey Robertson Oshawa, ON

	Dot Quiggin Toronto, ON

	Ian Creelman Toronto, ON

	Kirsten Crooks Vancouver, BC

	AURORA RAMOS Kingston, ON

	LI NDA BEAULIEU MO NTRÉAL, QC

	Susanne Simon North Vancouver, AB

	Meghan Rose Allen Calgary, AB

	Allison Wood Orillia, ON

	Simone Pfeiffer

	george muri montreal, QC

	Mary Gervais Pointe-Claire, QC

	Eileen Shannon Toronto, ON

	Caitlyn Lee Langley , BC

	Michael Moyes Winnipeg, MB

	Sian Rees Penticton, BC

	Brodie Rogers

	Lynn Rollinson Toronto, AB

	Jessica Zeyl Toronto, ON

	Alexander Millar Newmarket, ON

	Carin Fraser London, ON

	Jorge van Schouwen Toronto, ON

	Ann Truyens Shanty Bay, ON

	Sabila Shaikh Markham, ON

	Coral Martinez Málaga, AB

	Brianne Nettelfield Kelowna, BC

	Samuel Mulenga Montréal, QC

	Tania Fanelli Montreal, QC

	Ron Wilson Smethwick, England, AB	We must not have another Rwanda. Please act promptly.

	Andrea Jacobs Calgary, AB

	Michelle Gibbon Kanata, ON

	Debra Fawcett Prince George, BC	It is imperative that Canada continues as a beacon of advocacy and justice throughout the world. Please ensure your policies and your actions do not undermine this legacy!

	Dwayne Culley Mississauga, ON	All I say is that it is evident that the worlds leaders (including you Mr.Harper) does not care for the poor nations or the well being of citizens. When we sent our troops to Iraq this was like a "slap in the face" to all citizens suffering in Africa (who I remind you have been suffering for a long long time) because they people are going through the same struggles as those in Iraq if not worse. Not to discredit the importance of Iraqs' mission but how was this cause any more important then what is happening to women and children in the Democratic Republic of Congo, actually if you look at the two countries problems are almost identical so why the favortism I ask. Now that our troops are withdrawing from Iraq would it not make sense to deploy some in the Democratic Republic of Congo and continue to fight our supposed mission of bringing forth stable democratic governments to countries without them. Also to ensure that all rights and freedoms and granted to every individual in the world no matter their nationality or citizen. Frankly I hear a lot talk when it comes to issues like this in Africa and very little action in my mind and I think in the mind of many others the world has given up on Africa. I do applaud our previous efforts (Rwanda genocide) but as for our recent activities I cannot say the same. Would Africa have to become some type of terrorist threat or commit and act of terror against North America for us to finally go in and straighten things up because that seemed to get us into Iraq fairly quickly. Overall everyone should be treatly fairly and equally let us not forget The Universal Declaration of Human Rights; Article 2, Article 5 & Article 20 #2 (forced training of child soldiers) and Article 28... Will we only care once their problems becomes ours please prove me wrong Mr.Harper

	Kyla McKee Guelph, ON

	Nicole Erickson Port au Port East, NL	We are so lucky to live in Canada where daily threats to our lives do not exist. It is our responsibility as a more fortunate country to help those who are endangered and tortured daily. When will Canada step up to the plate and open their eyes to the horror happening outside of our country?

	Candace Clarke St. John's, NL

	Camille Wu Portland, NU

	Elise Lonie Regina, SK	Something must be done in this situation; as a country that prides itself on our legacy of peace keeping and the promotion of good values in foreign affairs, we have no choice but to do all that we can. Please place a focus on this and other issues of conflict in the developing world. This is every bit as important as issues like the financial crisis.

	Alisha Sharma Winnipeg, MB

	erin masciangelo toronto,, ON

	Stacey Silverthorne Burnaby, BC	Don't allow Canada to fall into apathy, we are defined by our inactions as much as we are defined by our action.

	Dimpho Radebe Ottawa, ON

	Terri Hoddinott St. John's, NL

	Adria Mirabelli Toronto, ON

	Bernardo Rossi st. john's, NL

	Arabella Nowokowski White Rock, BC

	Jacelle Somerton st. john's, NL	fighting without reason is reason to stop fighting. Life is treasure. Humanity is treasure.

	Patricia Castle St. John's, NL

	Tracy Gale

	Kristine Kingston, ON

	Sarah Miller Victoria, BC	The fact that what is happening to civilians in the Congo is unthinkable for me, yet people are living through it and dying from it every day, is an incredibly unjust tragedy.

	Jacob Horbulyk Calgary, AB	Create an actual foreign policy for Canada; allow your government to have actual initiative in these matters.

	Maggie Burton St John's, NL

	Kayla Churchill St. John's, NL

	Rebecca Jackson St John's, NL

	Gillian Rose St.John's, NL

	Rachel Whalen St. John's, NL

	dianna brooks st john's , NL

	Samantha Pomroy CBS, NL	It's necessary to give the people, especially the children, in other countries the same opportunities us Canadians have here. It's unfair for us to be given the chance to help them and not take it. Please, please help to fight for the peace, however oxymoronic that may be, in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

	Natalie Hunter St John's, NL

	Jessica Noel

	Kaitlyn Kean st. john,s, NL

	Kora Liegh Russell Bay Roberts, NL

	Ruth Bartlett salisbury, NB	Sir, I believe there are few petitions worth signing aside from those concerning the peace and comfort of innocent people across the world. We're all the same and I believe if we can make a difference and avoid violence, that is an extremely wrothy cause.

	Simone Savard-Walsh St. John's, NL	put yourself in the place of a father grieving over his dead family. we are so spoiled here in canada. action must be taken.

	Marianne Rennie St. John's, NL

	Chris Loaiza St.John's , NL

	Meaghan Aylward Mount Pearl, NL

	Samantha Hussey Mount Pearl, NL	Please help !

	Leanne Joy Portugal Cove, NL

	Beth Peddle St. John's, NL

	Robin Whiffen St. John's, NL

	Tabita Holm

	Jennifer Dickson Victoria, BC

	Erin Heys St. John's, NL

	Gen Escobar St. John's, NL

	Nasreen Irfan St. John's, NL

	Liam O'Keefe St John's, NL	Come on - it's not difficult to take a stand.

	Melissa Legge Montreal, QC	I take this issue particularly personally because I just spent three months in South Africa, and saw, by the number of people who I became personally close with who were affected, the great reach of this crisis. I hope that you will understand the severety of the issue as well.

	Cassidy Villebrun-Buracas Calgary, AB

	Emily Power St. John's , NL

	William Stokes St. John's, NL, NL	"Be the change you wish to see in the world, and the world will react accordingly."

	Saad Rajput St. John's, NL

	Sarah Hutchings

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