petitions at the EU parliament
While the blog is being set-up and fine-tuned, this post has multilingual links to my current petitions at the EU parliament.
These petitions have just come online. Europe takes about 6 months to run a petition through their reviewing process before it may be available to the public for signing. A full post detailing the reasons for each petition is forthcoming. In the meantime …
petition on Child Sexual Abuse
To effectively stop Child Sexual Abuse in Europe, the jurisdictional nightmare allowing States to barter victim rights in Europe in cases of CSA needs tackling.
petition on an International Anti-Corruption Court
Jurisdictional frenzy in Europe fuels corruption, the creation of an International Anti-Corruption Court is the only valid answer.
How to sign a petition
The petition system of the EU Parliament could be more user friendly. In order to sign the petition, you need to:
- register with the EU Parliament Petition web site; then
- log into your EU Parliament Petitions account; then
- click on the direct link in this post, or, search for the petition which is easiest by using the petition number; then
- at the bottom of the petition page, click the button to sign the petition; then
- at the bottom of the page, click the button to confirm your petition signature.
If successfully signed, you should get a confirmation by email.