Send letters to your elected officials on legislation of importance to the MetroWest community
Urge Your members of Congress to support security assistance for Israel – call for a strong International Affairs Budget. As the administration prepares next year’s budget proposals in the coming weeks, members of the House and Senate are circulating letters to President Obama urging him to support a strong international affairs budget for fiscal year 2011, including critical security assistance for Israel. The international affairs budget directly funds vital security assistance to Israel and thus plays a critical role in ensuring that our close ally has the resources to defend herself against increasing threats.
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Stop Iran’s Nuclear Program: Urge Congressmen to Act Quickly and Ensure the Passage of Iran Sanctions Bill. The House of Representatives is likely to vote on IRPSA before departing for their December break. This legislation contains sanctions curtailing Iran’s ability to import and produce refined petroleum. The important action comes at a time when Iran rejected the IAEA resolution calling on Iran to suspend its nuclear activities, and vowed to build ten additional enrichment plants.
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Act Now! End Violence Against Women in Darfur. Participate in the 16 days of Activism Against Gender Violence* and Urge the international community to end the genocide in Darfur. In Darfur, rape is used is a weapon of war.Millions of displaced civilians, the majority women and children, live in squalid camps. With insufficient protection by United Nations forces, women face constant risk of rape, especially when they leave camps to collect firewood or farm. If you believe that women's rights are human rights, stand with the women of Sudan.
Send a letter to President Obama
Send a letter to Dateline urging them to produce a segment on Darfur
Visit Save Darfur and learn about their 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence
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