UFree Network Global ‘Electronic Day of Action'

UFree Network to take part in Global ‘Electronic Day of Action’ in support of Palestinian Prisoners on hunger strike
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UFree Network is due to participate in Global ‘Electronic Day of Action’ in support of Palestinian Prisoners and detainees who are in a hunger strike. The campaign is due to commence, tomorrow Monday 17th December 2012.
According to UFree, the participation of the organisation is to bring more awareness for the issue of prisoners and the illegal detention of Israeli occupation forces.

The campaign comprises a number of activities to be carried online. A number of online social networking sites and websites will take part in the actions in hope it will shed the light on the suffering of Palestinian prisoners and detainees.

UFree continues its work to support those prisoners and detainees on hunger strike through its different campaigns and petitions.
The organisation has started a campaign to support prisoners, Ayman al Sharawna, 36, a resident of Dora village in Hebron, who has been in hunger strike for 169 days and prisoner Samir al Essawi, 33, from Esawya town in Jerusalem has been in strike for 139 days.

It is worth mentioning that Ayman and Samir are now joined by 3 prisoners who started hunger strike like Ja’far Izeldin, 41, and Traiq Qadan, 40, both of them from Araba town in greater Jenin city. The third prisoner is Yousef Shaban Shafi’ Yasin, 29, from Anin village in greater Jenin.

UFree retaliate its invitation to people of our free world to join the campaign to support the above named prisoners as some of them are critically ill and are at risk of death. People are invited to sign the petition launched on 26th of November 2012, titled, “International Campaign to save Ayman and Samir”

Your participation supports justice and values of free humanity…sign through the link below:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/freedom-and-justice-for-palestinian-detainees-in/

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Le resau UFree prend part a la campagne electronique mondiale en faveur des prisionniers palestiniens en greve de faim.

La campagne devrait debuter demain lundi le 17.
La participation de l'otganisation ufree apportera plus de conscience au sujet des prisionniers palestiniens.

La campagne prend un certain nombre d'activites en ligne.

Un certain nombre de sites de resautage social et de sites web prendront part a l'action.

Ufree poursuit son travail pour soutenir les prisionniers et les detenus en greve de faim a travers ses differentes campagne et petitions.

L'organisation a lance une campagne de soutien au prisionniers, aynan al sharawna, 36 ans, resident de Dora, village a Hebron, qui est en greve de faim depuis 169, et le prisionnier Samer al essawu, 33 ans, de la ville essaya a jerusalem, est aussi en greve de faim depuis 139 jours.

Ayman et samer sont maintenant rejoints par 3u prisonniers qui ont commence la greve de faim comme ja'far izledin, 41 et taraiq qadan, 40, tous les deux sont de la ville araba, jenine.

Le troisieme est yasin yousef shaban shafi, 29 ans, du village d'anin, jenine.
Ufree invite les gens du monde libre a soutenit les prisionniers nommes ci-dessus que certains d'entrr eux sont gravement malades et risque de mourir.
Les gens sont invites a signer la petition lancee le 26 novembre 2012, intitule " campagne internationale pour sauver ayman et samir."

Votre participation soutient les valeurs de la justice et de l'humanite.
Signer via le lien ci -dessous:

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