Minority SafePack: Last day, last chance!
02.04.2018On April 3rd at 11:59 PM the collection of statements of support for the Minority SafePack ends. We have a long road behind the Initiative. There were times when we didn’t think it could be done. Now, when we are approaching the last 24 hours, ten states have passed the national threshold, and most probably we have passed 1,100,000 signatures.
The 1,100,000 European citizens who already have signed the initiative expressed their strong wish for minority rights, they strengthened our vision for a more fair and more equal European Union.You can still join them in the last day by signing the initiative on www.minority-safepack.eu.
We promised not to stop until the last second. Now, when we are really close to the finish line we reach out once more for your help. Because we decided to go for 1,200,000 signatures. We can do it together!
If you already signed, please tell about the Minority SafePack Initiative to your family and your friends, share it, tweet it, send out a last e-mail.
This is the final day, and this is our final chance. Let’s make the last day glorious for our cultural and linguistic heritage.
Thank you,
The national minorities and language groups in Europe
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