21st March 2010: Signatures Calling for Full Implementation of the CHT Peace Accord Submitted to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina !

At 7-8P.M. on Sunday, 21st March 2010, Japanese Members of Parliament Mr. Naoto Sakaguchi and Ms. Mieko Tanaka (House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan) handed an appeal for full implementation of the CHT Peace Accord with 35,757 signatures to Honorable Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, bringing to conclusion the “Global Voices for Peace in the CHT” campaign that had been underway since last August. ( See more sotry )
Press Release:
100321JNpressrelease4e (PDF148KB)
News Link:
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Prothom Alo:(Bengali)
http://www.prothom-alo.com/detail/date/2010-03-23/news/51050
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Organizing Committee Chittagong Hill Tracts Campaign (Holland)
<Endorsing Individuals>
・Naoto Sakaguchi, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Ryoichi Hattori, Member of House of Representatives, Social Democratic Party of Japan
<Signatures>
・Tsunehiko Yoshida, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Kimiyoshi Tamaki, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Seishu Makino, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Toshiro Ishii, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Takashi Takai, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Mieko Tanaka, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Toru Matsuoka, Member of House of Councilors, Democratic Party of Japan
・Gaku Kato, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Tetsuo Inami, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Mitsuji Ishida, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Hirotami Murakoshi, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Masato Imai, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yoichi Kaneko, Member of House of Councilors, Democratic Party of Japan
・Shuhei Kishimoto, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Mitsunori Okamoto, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Toshiharu Todoroki, Member of House of Councilors, Democratic Party of Japan
・Mito Kakizawa, Member of House of Representatives, Your Party of Japan
・Masaharu Nakagawa, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Souichiro Okuno, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Tsutomu Hata, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Kenichi Kaneko, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Kenichiro Fukushima, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Syunji Yuhara, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Hiroe Makiyama, Member of House of Councilors, Democratic Party of Japan
・Shino Aihara, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yuichiro Tamaki, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yuko Sato, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Daisuke Fujita, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Kazuya Mimura, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Tetsuo Kutsukake, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Hisaaki Komuro, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Kazuya Kondo, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Mitsue Kawakami, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Seiichiro Dokyu, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Takamura Tsutomu, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yoichiro Morioka, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Koichi Mukoyama, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Koichiro Katsumata, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yukiko Miyake, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Ken Okuda, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yasuo Ichikawa, Member of House of Councilors, Democratic Party of Japan
・Eriko Fukuda, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Takanori Ohnishi, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yasuhiro Okada, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Yuu Kuroda, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Kayoko Isogai, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Masahiro Ohyama, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Miki Wajima, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Hajime Yatagawa, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Tamiko Kasahara, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Susumu Saito, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Denny Tamaki, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Kazuyoshi Morimoto, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Eiko Okamoto, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Takahiro Kawagoe, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Hirobumi Niki, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Seizo Wakaizumi, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Takashi Nagao, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Nobuhiko Sudo, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
・Seiki Soramoto, Member of House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan
Jumma Net was established in March 2002 by volunteers and groups wishing to promote conflict resolution and peace in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh. It aims to ensure that the marginalized indigenous peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts can live in peace, with their basic human rights protected and with opportunities to benefit from economic development.
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Signatures gathered as of
20 March 2010
10664 (on the web)
25,105 (sign on the paper)
Total: 35,757
Date: 27 March 2010
Signatures Calling for Full Implementation of the CHT Peace Accord Submitted to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina !
At 7-8P.M. on Sunday, 21st March 2010, Japanese Members of Parliament Mr. Naoto Sakaguchi and Ms. Mieko Tanaka (House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan) handed an appeal for full implementation of the CHT Peace Accord with 35,757 signatures to Honorable Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, bringing to conclusion the “Global Voices for Peace in the CHT” campaign that had been underway since last August.(---> see the campaign NEWS)
PressRelease:
100321JNpressrelease4e (PDF148KB)
Date: 21 March 2010
During a courtesy visit with Honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at 7-8 P.M on 21 March 2010 at the Prime Minister’s official residence, Mr. Naoto Sakaguchi and Ms. Mieko Tanaka, Japanese Members of Parliament (House of Representatives, Democratic Party of Japan), presented the Prime Minister’s staff with the following appeal calling for full implementation of the CHT Peace Accord. Japanese Ambassador Mr. Tamotsu Shinotsuka and other embassy staff were also present. The Prime Minister reiterated her strong resolve to implement the accord, and requested Japan to promote economic development and investment in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
The appeal was signed by 35,757 citizens from 105 countries and 12 autonomous territories around the world and accompanied by "peace messages" from 2754 people. Signatories included 1976 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mairead Corrigan-Maguire, 62 Members of Parliament of Japan, 4 Members of Parliament and Legislative Assemblies of Australia, 1 Member of Constituent Assembly of Nepal, and leaders of civil society in Bangladesh and around the world.
We will update the detail of Pressrelease and the report of this campaign soon!! (22/3/2010)
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