Theree American girls, ages 15, 11, and 6 have been held hostage by their extremist father for the past year, after going for what was meant to be a 3 week visit to United Arab Emirate (UAE) in May 2010.
You read about Mari and her struggle to reunite with her three daughters, on Gaysi
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Now it is time to show your support to the family.
Please sign the change.org petition below and spread the word.
Reunite three American girls, with their mother. Demand action from US State Department
Thank you!
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Let justice be done and the Court rulings be enforced unrelated to wealth and clout.
This letter is addressed for US citizens appealing to the US consulate, Shri.
Ruswa, you are right. We have lot of readers from the US, I am hoping they will be able sign and show their support. Also, we all can help, spread the word.
I am from india and i am amazed to see that these problems exist in USA.I used to think that its a perfect place.
Yes, a lot of people are naive like you. You get taken in by the hype and humbug of the media. Time to grow up!
To Shri and all:
Thank you for taking the time to do this. As my daughters and I near the 4th Anniversary of being torn from each other, I find myself rereading my own words, tto see what could have been said more. I think enough was said.
We are still fighting. My youngest two, now 14 and 9, are still gone. My oldest daughter however is now 18 and is finally free. She is living with us and flourishing like the flower she always was.
Regardless of whether you are a US citizen, you can write to the US Consulate and the US State Dept of Children’s Affairs. It is not illegal and in fact will help draw their attention to the plight of children like mine that have been involved in an international abduction.
There are children all over the world that are missing like mine. Plleae take the time to help in the ways that you can.