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ALAN JOHNSTON PETITION BBC News website users around the world have written in their thousands to demand the release of BBC Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston. An online petition was started on Monday, 2 April. It said: “We, the undersigned, demand the immediate release of BBC Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston. We ask again that everyone with influence on this situation increase their efforts, to ensure that Alan is freed quickly and unharmed.” More than 8,000 people responded in the first few days. In total, more than 69,000 have signed. The latest names to be added are published below. A Brook Ontario, Canada A. Colley Cardiff, UK A Butcher Los Gatos, USA A. Giesswein New Jersey, USA A Capleton Cardiff, UK A. Homan Sheffield, UK A Crockett Looe, Cornwall A. Ockwell Edinburgh, UK A Farnaby Middlesbrough A. Parker Johannesburg, South England Africa A Fawcett Cardiff, Wales A. Saffour London, UK A Foster Macclesfield England A. Yusif Sizalo Accra, GHANA A Kennedy London, UK A.J. Janschewitz Brooklyn, New A KUMAR Birmingham, UK York, USA A Mc Sevenoaks UK A.J. Whitfield sydney, Australia A Norman Brighton UK A.M. Majetich hicksville, usa A P Jurisic Pittsburgh, USA A.M.Sall St-Louis, Senegal a pritchard Treforest Glamorgan Aaliya Naqvi-Hai Belmont, USA A R Pickard Pontypridd, Wales Aaron Ambrose NY, NY US a skouros uk Aaron Bennett Berkeley, CA U.S.A A Stevenson Aberdeenshire Aaron Beth'el Byron Bay, Australia A Tudor Dartington, UK Aaron Cullen Aberdeen A Whiting Aberdeen, Scotland Aaron Davies London, UK Aaron Dublin, Ireland. Abraham Sont Lanark(area)- Aaron H. Warner Seattle, USA Canada Aaron Shapiro Yei, Sudan ABU JALLOH PHILAHELPHIA , Aaron Tighe London, UK PA, UNITED STATES OF Aaron W. Brown Somerville MA AMERICA Aarti Mallik Bombay, India Abu Sufean Khan Dhaka, Abaigeal Duda Lynn, Bangladesh Massachusetts (United States) Abu Thomas Paderborn, Germany Abarna Thiru Cambridge, UK ac livingstone glasgow strathclyde Abbe Jones Pontypool, UK Adam Ayres Barry, UK Abbie Deeming Derby, UK Adam Bullers Doncaster, England Abby Schmidmayr Wisconsin Adam Burton Rapids USA Adam Dawe Cape Abdellah HALLOU Fes Morocco Adam Ellis Sheffield abdi nasir mogadisho Adam Gristwood Stoke-on-Trent, Abdirisak Dahir Adareh Ski UK Norway Adam Hall Salamanca, Spain Abdu Higera Addis Ababa, Adam Illman Gold Coast, Ethiopia Australia Abdul Azeez Khan Paris-France Adam Kent Newcastle Abdul Aziz Rajab-Ali London, Adam Le Gresley Guildford England Adam Love London Abdul Bangura Freetown, Sierra Adam Marham Beverley, England Leone Adam Nelson Dandenong, Abdul Osinowo London, Uk Australia Abdullah Soliman Houston USA Adam Nelson New York, USA Abdulwasi Mohammed Addis Adam Overton Oldbury, England Ababa , Ethiopia. Adam Paddock Wolverhampton, ABEBECH addis ababa ethiopia United Kingdom Abed Mallam London, UK Adam Paylor abedelfeta mohammed Adam Paylor Salisbury, England dilla,Ethiopia Adam Prentis Kladno, Czech Abeer V. Dey New Delhi, India Republic Abi Barker Oxford Adam Rieger Glasgow, UK Abi Carter Retford, UK Adam Stuart Coventry, U.K Abi Gassmann Turgi, Switzerland Adam Temperton Henstridge uk Abigail Aitken Banbury, Adam Thomson Caerphilly, Wales, Oxfordshire (England) UK Abigail Dean London, England Adam Tickner London, UK Abigail Dombey Brighton, Adam Tilson Leicester, UK England Adam Townsend Abigail Hay Morpeth, UK Adam Turner Burnley, UK Abigail Houston London, England Adam Van der Beke Belfast, Abigail Thompson Leicester, Northern Ireland England Adam Vickers Reading UK Abilene Pitt Oxford Adam Warren Leeds, West Adrian Mascarenhas Bangalore, Yorkshire India Adam Webber Rugby, England Adrian Paskins Basingstoke, Adam Williams Preston - UK Hampshire Adam Williamson Ilmenau Adrian Rose Stoke-on-Trent, UK Germany Adrian Ryan Cork, Ireland ADARKWA EBENEZER Accra Adrian Smith Newport, South Ghana Wales Adarsh Nagmoti London, UK adriane rothstein pasadena, Addisalem G. Addis Ababa, california usa Ethiopia Adrienn Fehér Budapest, Hungary Addy Williams basingstoke, Afsheen Izhar Gillingham, Kent Hampshire, UK Agata Turczynowicz New York,US Ade Barber Bogota, Colombia Agnes Wheatcroft London, UK Adeel Hussain London, UK Agnieszka Fiołek Warsaw Poland Adel Idais Hebron - Palestine AGON ELSHANI Pristina, Adele Baxby Sheffield, England KOSOVO Adele Chaplin Ipswich, Suffolk, Ahmad Ebrahimi Dana Point, UK California, US Adele Higgins Sydney, Australia Ahmad Usmani Takoma Park, Adele Hughes Pembroke Dock, USA Pembrokeshire. SW Wales ahmed abdelhalim cairo,egypt Adele Webster Halifax Ahmed Duaij Kuwait Adele Young Whangaparaoa, New Ahmed Moahmmed Ashraf Zealand Cairo,Egypt Adeline Kay Edinburgh, Scotland Ahmed Motara Johannesburg, Adetola A.Julius(Mr) South Africa Lagos,Nigeria Ahsan Iqbal Philadelphia, United adewale oshodi Ibadan, Nigeria States Adilah Bahadoor New Haven, CT, Aiah Ernest Sam Freetown, Sierra USA Leone Adina McIndoe Victoria, Canada Aidan Corrigan Guildford, UK ADNAN A KHAN UK, Kent Aidan McGivern Birmingham Adnan Khan Kingston, Canada Aidan Ryan Northumberland, adolfo sandri poli spoleto italy England Adrian Aranha Mississauga, Ailbhe Conneely Dublin, Ireland Canada aileen olesen kuala lumpur, Adrian Barnett Brisbane, Australia malaysia Adrian Byrne Rush, Ireland Aileen Wild Glasgow, Scotland Adrian Camp Chertsey, U.K. aileene chew singapore Adrian Camp Cincinnati USA Ailsa McGregor Exeter, UK adrian chew keng kim Singapore Ailsa Partridge Edinburgh, adrian grafe Paris, France Scotland Adrian Joseph London Aimable Manzi Kigali, Rwanda Adrian L Williams Fowey UK Aimée Arnold Wiltshire, UK Adrian london,England Aimee Lawson Nottingham Aimee Muckle Nairobi, Kenya Alan Johnston's Cousin - Henry Aimee Toze Plymouth, UK Mortimer Reggio di Calabria, Italy Aine Gallagher Belfast, Northern Alan Kasper Chicago, IL. USA Ireland Alan Kerr Aberdeen , Scotland Ainslie Baxter Cambridge, United Alan Kerr Dubai, United Arab Kingdom Emirates Aisha Ali London Alan London, UK Aisha Andoh Accra,Ghana Alan MacFadyen Lamberhurst UK Aiste Sidlauskaite Bremen, alan mackay Newhaven GB Germany Alan Murphy London, UK Aisyah Wellington, New Zealand. Alan Peevers Manama, Bahrain AJ Ligas Belpre, OH, USA Alan Pitt Swansea, UK (currently AJ Murray Kenilworth, England working in Sierra leone) Ajay Patwardhan India alan ramsay stockton upon tees ajay sharma new delhi,india Alan Rennison London, UK AJI James Yaounde-Cameroon Alan Smart Milton Keynes, UK Akanksha San Francisco, U. S. A. Alan Suleiman London, UK Ake Carlhammar Las Palmas de G Alan Taylor-Bennett Chichester, C, Spain W Sussex Akiko Aboagye New York, U.S.A. Alan Watkins-Groves North Akja Karajakulova Leeds, UK Hykeham, Lincolnshire Al Brady Leamington Spa, Alan Webb Perth, Western Warwickshire Australia Al Ditheridge King's Lynn, Alan Wooton Corby, Norfolk, UK Northamptonshire. Al Galpin Vancouver Canada Alan Yu Hong Kong al milne Vernon, BC Alasdair Richardson Airdrie, Al Simons Bath, UK Scotland Alan and Ursula Butchart Finzean, Alastair Bain Liverpool Scotland Merseyside Alan Benzie London UK Alastair Bates Warwick, England Alan Blacklaws Edinburgh, Alastair Buchanan Stavanger, Scotland Norway Alan Bray Santander Spain Alastair Hanby London, England Alan Brooks München Germany Alastair Ross Alford, Alan Bryden Geneva, Switzerland Aberdeenshire, Scotland Alan Cane London, UK. Alastair Ross Sheffield, UK Alan Cather Bridgwater, Somerset, Alastair Sharp Hong Kong China UK Alastair Smith Maidstone, UK alan cook Bristol, UK Alastair tawns Aberdeen, Scotland alan daniel manchester england Alastair Taylor Gillingham, Dorset. Alan F France UK Alan G. Lanteigne Montreal, Albana San Francisco, USA Canada albanne spyrou London Uk Alan Henderson Backworth U.K. Albert FARFRAE LAGOS Albert Finchlay Deal, England Albert Koh Singapore Alex Roberts Brighton, United Albert Smith Bangkok Kingdom Alec Burrett Edinburgh, Scotland Alex Russell Twickenham, UK Alec Russell Johannesburg, South Alex Saint Cardiff, Wales Africa Alex Sales Vancouver, Canada Alec Tinsley Coventry UK alex salvi geneva, Switzerland Alec Worrell Paphos Cyprus Alex Sambridge Bishops Storford, Aleisha Petzer Hertfordshire Hertfordshire Alejandro Soini Mountain View, Alex Scott London, UK CA, USA Alex Scott Sheffield, UK Alessandra Dixon Manama Alex Slobodyanik Moscow, Russia Bahrain Alex Sydney, Australia Alessandro Italy Alex Taylor Cambridge Alessia Urbani Vaughan Toronto, Alex Temple London Canada Alex Thornton Sydney, Australia Alessio Lomuscio London, UK Alex Veal London Alex Adams Remond Wa USA Alex Walsh London, UK Alex Ainscow Winchester, UK Alex Walters Apsley, Alex Boo London, UK Hertfordshire, United Kingdom Alex Burrows Oxford, England. Alex Woods DeLand, Florida, Alex Bushell London, UK United States of America alex cowan Newcastle UK Alexander Benckendorff Aarhus, Alex Coxon London, UK Denmark Alex Creamer Sittingbourne, Alexander Dragonetti Oxford, United Kingdom England Alex Davies Usk, Monmouthshire Alexander Elliott Bedford UK Alex Dover East Bergholt, UK Alexander Farrow Newbury, Alex Faulds-Pain Newcastle upon Berkshire Tyne, UK Alexander MacDonald London, alex fraser azerbaijan UK Alex Gilbert Maidstone UK Alexander Paine Sarajevo Bosnia Alex Goddard Leicester UK and Herzegovina Alex Hakkinen New Brunswick, Alexander Turner Las Vegas, USA NJ, USA Alexandra Burgess Oundle, Alex Karoff - Hunger Maine, US Northants England Alex Kenny Canisbay, Scotland Alexandra Burton London, UK Alex Ledsom London, England Alexandra Cochrane Co Down, Alex Lloyd Manchester, UK Northern Ireland Alex Mackay Edinburgh, Scotland Alexandra Fuller London, UK Alex
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