My name is Nawal Al-Chartouni Thomas, (known Nina). I have two daughters of my previous two marriages. Both of my daughters are British citizens by birth. 6 Years ago, I married an American, namely Michial Brent Thomas, in Beirut. My daughters lived in Lebanon for ten years and had to leave JUST because I was unable to give them the Lebanese nationality.
Continue Reading | Posted by WLP on December 16th, 2007
The world belongs to every human person and all should have equal rights. Gender justice is a crucial issue that needs to be addressed. Women need to be seen as human persons just as men. I wholeheartedly support the Arab women’s claim for equal citizenship which is a human rights issue.
Alice Erani
Navachetana
India
Posted by WLP on December 13th, 2007
I don’t work for anyone; I am just a concerned citizen with a man from Morocco who shouldn’t have to deal with people looking down on him because of his nationality.
We all bleed RED and we are ALL one with GOD so please stop the violence and racisim, and LOVE who we are.
Cristina Lopez
United States
Posted by WLP on December 10th, 2007
To all the governments: No borders could isolate us from what we belong to!
Sima Shihabi
Jordan
Posted by WLP on December 7th, 2007
I do support women’s rights to equity and identity. Our kids deserve more attention from all of us.
Hanan Ali Ibrahim
Sudan
Posted by WLP on December 5th, 2007
This worldwide issue affects Thailand very much and I give hearty support.
Nongyao Nawarat
University of Chiang Mai
Thailand
Posted by WLP on December 2nd, 2007