Join OEA
We Denounce the Unjust Sanctions Against Eritrea
We Say No to Unjust Sanctions Based on Lies
We Call for an Immediate Lifting of Unjust Sanctions
We Still Call for Constructive Engagement
When he ran for office, President Obama campaigned for engagement, reconciliation and partnership with the rest of the world. Today, he says his foreign policy goals are guided by those same principles. So, why is his administration, led by his UN team, orchestrated a sanctions measure against Eritrea on charges repeatedly proven to be groundless? Why are they so intent on scapegoating this young nation for the disasters they have caused in Somalia? Is this really about Somalia? Is this another broken promise?
Let us all voice our opinions by
Calling/Faxing/Writing NOW
| The White House: President Barak Obama EMAIL: |
The US Mission to the UN
Ambassador Susan Rice Telephone - 2124154062 Fax: 2124154053 |
The Sate Department Secretary Hillary Clinton |
See contact information and sample
letters bellow:
Points for
Sending Letters
PARAPHRASE!!
- The
letters we have provided are guides. Please put the message into your own words.
Our letters will be taken more seriously if they are not exactly written the
same way.
- Change the letters to fit your place of residence.
Talking Points
for Calling Representatives and Senators
- Do Ask to speak
to the legislative staff member responsible for International Relations.
- Be polite and friendly.
- Do not feel intimidated. It is the responsibility of the Congressman/woman
and staff to speak to you and you should expect to be received warmly.
Callers Who Reside in the Legislator's District:
"I reside and vote in
Congressperson _______ district. I am calling to urge the Honorable
Congressperson _______ to help me stop the UN sanctions against Eritrea. The Honorable Congressperson should call for
action to stop the Obama administration from imposing sanctions against Eritrea at the UN."