Against the discrimination of women in Afghanistan

At the attention of
Mr. President of Islamic Republic of Afhganistan
and at the knowledge of:
United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)
Peace Street, Kabul
ISAF (International Security Assistance Force)
Army Club, opposite Ministry of Civil Aviation, Kabul
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Malak Azghar Road, Kabul
Fax: +1-866-890-9988 and +1-801-459-2967
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Interior
Afghanistan's Parliament
Embassy of Afghanistan in the USA
2341 Wyoming Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008
Fax: 202-483-6488

Dear Mr. President Karzai,
We are pacifists and we are very interested of the rebuilding
process in Afghanistan.
Our interest isn't in business neither of war or other kind. Our interest is on the peace, and the human rights in Afghanistan. About this concern we wish to put your attention on the problem of women discrimination in Afghanistan.
We give an example with the position of Malalai Joya, a member of Afghani Parliament which comprises mostly warlords and fundamentalists who are directly or indirectly involved in the gross violations of human rights in Afghanistan.
They currently dominate new parliament using their guns, power, money and intimidation.
Besieged by human rights violators and dark-minded elements in the parliament, Joya is an outspoken, popular and determined representative of people; she is there to be the voice of her voiceless and oppressed people and has always bravely revealed the truth and exposed the criminal nature of the fundamentalists.
There are vicious efforts going on to silence this clamorous voice of our people forever. In her own words: They will kill me but they will not kill my voice, because it will be the voice of all Afghan women. You can cut the flower, but you cannot stop the coming of spring.
In the past few weeks she has death threats via phone calls and in a number of cases directly. Her life is in great danger - meanwhile the Afghan government is not taking any steps to ensure her security.
We ask you to keep the steps to ensure her security and to stop the gender discrimination in your State.
Thank you very much,
1)Ettore Lomaglio Silvestri Curno (BG) Italia
2) Massimo Dalla Giovanna
3) Mariateresa Morresi - Torino Italia
4) Annelise Nielsen Nicolodi (Svizzera)
5) Jette Hansen (Danimarca)
6) Dario Ballardini (Italia)

7) Doriana Goracci - Donne in nero Tuscia

8) Alessandro Moretti

9) Rosanna Ceroni

10) Daniele Aprile

11) Ilaria Lazzeri

12) Gianfausto De Dominicis

13) Lidia Serenari

14) Albino Garuti

15) Cristina Centioli

16) Floriana Lipparini

17) Ivana Monelli

18) Dante Bedini

19) Antonella Raddi

20) Roberto Bergamo

21) Agnese Fiducia
22) Agnese Ginocchio cantautrice per la pace
23) Maria Di Benedetto
24) Susanna Poole

25) Martina Zampieri

26) Francesco Cannizzaro

27) Giovanna

28) Luca Berrafato

29) Gennaro Variale

30) Giorgia Sestito

31) Rossana Montecchiani

32) Sergio Ruggirei

33) Maria Pia Trevisani Bruni