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The Campaign's Appeal for the Establishment of a Parliamentary Assembly at the United Nations is supported by 3563 individuals from 141 countries and 264 non-governmental organizations from 62 countries, among them 20 international networks.

The two Campaign's statements together are supported by 734 members of parliament from 96 countries and 157 former parliamentarians from 40 countries. The sitting MPs represent estimated 117.4 million people from their constituencies.

The individual supporters include hundreds of distinguished personalities, in particular 249 professors from 52 countries, 6 Nobel laureates, 11 Right Livelihood laureates, 8 former foreign ministers, 3 former prime ministers and people from all walks of life.

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Appeal for a UN Parliamentary Assembly

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The Appeal - Latest signatures

09/02/2010: Sergio Di Vita, Italy; Claudine van Overbergh, Belgium; Prof. Pallath Joseph Kurien, India; Ana Paula Noguez, Mexico; 09/01/2010: Maria Mourani, Canada; Natalia Galdi, Argentina; Rokhaya Sy, Senegal; 08/31/2010: Amadou Boubacar Sy, Senegal; Prof. Saifuddin Soz, India; 08/30/2010: Mbinglo H. Humphrey, Cameroon ... More

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