NOUAR ALI
221 days ago
Hello Nouar ali,
Thanks for creating your butterfly. With your help we're one step closer to finally claiming justice for the courageous women and girls held in sexual slavery during World War II.
The more people who do the same, the more likely we are to get the Government motion we're looking for.
Will you help spread the word by joining our flight of beautiful butterflies on social networks? It's a striking way to show your support, and only takes a few minutes.
Here's how:
Firstly, download your unique butterfly. We've saved it for you here
Firstly, download your unique butterfly. We've saved it for you here:
http://www.amnesty.org.au/images/uploads/butterflies/83659.jpg
If you're on Facebook, MySpace or Twitter, please download the butterfly image to your computer (all you need to do is right-click the image and choose 'save image as'), and update your status to:
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I've created a butterfly to get justice for the #comfortwomen forced into sexual slavery during WWII. Will you? www.amnesty.org.au/comfort
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If you're not sure about what to do, you can read our step-by-step instructions here: http://www.amnesty.org.au/wiki/Butterfly_flight_instructions/
Thanks for being part of this.
Hannah, Seb, Athena, Louise and the rest of the campaign team
Amnesty International Australia
PS. If you're not on a social networking website, how about forwarding this email at least two friends? To make it easy, we've written some text at the bottom of this email. Just press the 'Forward' button in your email client, and delete all the text above the message.
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Forwarding email starts here!
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Hello,
In the year 2009, you'd think governments would have well and truly faced the atrocities of World War II. But there remains a group of living, breathing survivors whose suffering has never been officially acknowledged; whose full stories remain buried under layers of shame and outright denial by those responsible.
Up to 200,000 women and girls were subject to repeated rapes and beatings in 'comfort stations' throughout much of Asia Pacific, including South Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines and East Timor. As the survivors near the end of their lives, time is running out.
Will you create your own beautiful message of solidarity and support for these courageous survivors? They have endured more than 60 years without so much as an adequate apology - let alone compensation - from the Japanese government.
Please click here to join Amnesty International's campaign:
http://www.amnesty.org.au/comfort/
Thanks,
Nouar ali
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