The people from North-America is audacious. But can’t harden yours hearts and minds… My point of view: is imperative to react! Young people can’t be dispatched(?) to death in the name of the a foreign transitory policy that is a insult for human rights… Torture, invasion, abuse. They - Iraqui population - are suffering horriblely so as the young people of North-America and his family too.

Please, my english is very limited. It’s incredible that the Bush Government don’t know it’s a mistake. It’s as plain as the nose on our
face. I live in Latin-American. I’m sorry about it situation for the Iraqui people. The North-American population have been so sad lately… The Brazilian democracy have “imperfectiveness” - unprincipled statesman… Lets’go! Everything is possible into civil low, in the name of the God and the peace. Yourselves have to try to solve the problem, even if it’s hard. Dont’t give up! Is urgent to stop these all death!  Best regards.
Lúcia Nunes.

This massive killing has to stop, too many have suffered and continue suffering.  We must be for peace and do all we can to convince leaders that wars and abuse are senseless destruction.  People in the world all have rights and deserve to live without fear.

I am keen to write protest letters about human rights issues, but don’t know how to access this option.  Could you help me, please?
Suzanne Ferris

How often must we hear Bush say “we will win the war”?  It began as a war against Iraq by the Americans, and America wants to claim victory.  But what about the Iraqi people.  Wasn’t this about them to begin with?  Wasn’t this war staged in the name of democracy for the Iraqi people?  It began with a lie about weapons of mass destruction, and continues with lies about wanting to ‘free a nation from dictatorship’.  The only dictator I see now is Bush. His own country is in tatters, on the brink of recession...because he is a war monger.  What about all the American people forced to suffer under the Bush dictatorship.  And when do the Iraqi people have the chance to say ‘enough is enough’.  Shame on the USA, and shame on the rest of the world for supporting such a sham.

Dear Secretary of State,

Martin Luther King wrote..."Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend”

Iraq lies in tatters...the sooner you take your troops out and then inject
massive restoration funds for the infrastructure {electricity, hospitals, water, sewage etc}
that your bombing etc has destroyed, the sooner peace will occur.

Let the Iraqi’s rule Iraq.... that is inevitable anyway.... they will do it their way and in their own time…
long after you have pulled out.

You cannot nuke anyone into democracy...cannot you see the inherent and fatal contradiction?
Read Luther’s quote above.

Make sure you Americans uphold the declaration of Human rights in Iraq otherwise all your positive rhetoric
will be as plutonium blowing in the wind.

Rev’d Sid Rogers
Australia

bush is the devel .he alone should clean iraq .blood on his hands ..a dangers man in washington .his time is soon up .lets hope ..that that the mac can clown does not win.

bush is the war criminal but nobody holds him accountable in the usa for his mass murder in iraq by his troops .the devels advocate g.ww bush....h..larkin.hannover

This war began with a lie about weapons of mass destruction, it has continued with a lie about helping Iraqi civilians. Both US soldiers and Iraqi citizens are now locked in a situation where no one can win. Please stop the “spin” about a war on terror and recognize the impossible disaster that this invasion has created.

It is way beyond time that the International terrorist George W Bush be brought to book. The mess in Iraq is wholly his doing and he must not be allowed to get away with it by retiring as President; he should be impeached. Not to do so will confirm, what many now believe, namely that power now carries no responsibility and that Americans support his position. To impeach Bush would be a significant step toward rehabilitating America in the World’s opinion. While this is being done, certain of his neocon “advisers” should also be put on trial for human rights abuses.

I can remember a time when it was easy to tell who were the “good guys” and who were the “bad guys”. Now it seems anything goes. The Iraqi people are just that - people. It’s time to stop these abuses and give them the dignity, care and respect they deserve. It’s time for our leaders to stand up and be the “good guys"they profess to be.

It’s hard to believe the lack of respect and value placed upon one’s life by the coalition forces. Just because it’s a war, doesn’t make it ok.

Human Rights should not be obligations; they are the foundation of a healthy society and way of life.

Amnesty Internationals say Iraq remains dangerous???what about protecting innocent victims like the women and children in Iraq?

i seen graphics pictures of ill-treatment of Iraqi civilian by coalition forces. and not to mentions pictures after pictures of Iraqi children without head and bodies laying on the roadsides.i read the coalition soldiers raping 14 years of Iraqi girl without charges!!!!
how many more carnages and despair that Iraqi have to suffered.they did not bring this war upon themselves!!

21.Century.
Violence in the World coming from
religion
poverty
power greediness
When we look at religion aspect.The countries like Sudan,Afganistan,Pakistan,Israel religion base conflict mostly link to poverty and education.
When we look at poverty.The countries like Kenya,Zimbabwe, poverty and education
When we look at power greediness.the country like so call Westerns rich,educated,not dominated by religion but power greediness,self ego,self centered minds.
Iraq is the one of the fine sample of this action.instead of promoting justice for all,fairness for all,sharing and understanding each other.We will waste an other Century

America you have failed us all. You went in there to prtoect the Iraqi people not terrorise them. Please meet your human rights obligaitons and begin to make amends for the damage alreday inflicted on these people.