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Endorsers of the Open Letter to Presidents Biden and Putin Endorsers of the Open Letter to Presidents Biden and Putin Political, military and religious leaders, legislators, academics/scientists and other representatives of civil society POLITICAL LEADERS: Jaakko Iloniemi, Finland. Ambassador Edy Korthals Altes, The Netherlands. Former Ambassador to the United States. Former Ambassador of The Netherlands to Spain and Member, European Leadership Network; President of the World Conference of Religions for Peace; Ambassador Enkhsaikhan Jargalsaikhan, Mongolia. Lord (Des) Browne of Ladyton, United Kingdom. President, Blue Banner. Former Ambassador to the U.N.; Member of UK House of Lords. Former Defence Secretary. Chair, European Leadership Network; Hon Jan Kavan, Czech Republic. Former Minister of Foreign Affairs. Ingvar Carlsson, Sweden. Member, European Leadership Network Former Prime Minister of Sweden. Senior Member, European Leadership Network; Lord Kerr of Kinlochard, United Kingdom. Former UK Ambassador to the United States and the EU; Hans Corell, Sweden. Former Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs and the Osman Faruk Loğoğlu. Turkey. Legal Counsel of the United Nations (1994-2004); Former Ambassador to the United States. Former Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Member, Ambassador Sergio Duarte, Brazil. European Leadership Network; Former UN Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs. President of Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Budimir Loncar, Croatia. Affairs: Former Foreign Minister of Ex Yugoslavia. Member, European Leadership Network; Rolf Ekéus, Sweden. Senior Fellow SIPRI. Former Director of the United Nations Ambassador Peggy Mason, Canada. Special Commission on Iraq; President of the Rideau Institute, former Canadian Disarmament Ambassador; Hon Maria Fernanda Espinosa, Ecuador. rd President of the 73 UN General Assembly. Janusz Onyszkiewicz, Poland. Former Foreign Minister and Defence Minister; Former Defence Minister of Poland and Chair of the Executive Council of the Euro-Atlantic Association; Hon Gareth Evans, Australia. Former Foreign Minister. Lord David Owen, United Kingdom. Chair, Asia-Pacific Leadership Network for Nuclear Non- Former Foreign Secretary. Proliferation and Disarmament; Senior Member, European Leadership Network; Dr Irina Ghaplanyan, Armenia. Malcolm Rifkind, United Kingdom. Senior Advisor on Climate Change to the World Bank Group. UK Former Foreign Secretary. Former Deputy Minister of Environment; Board Member, European Leadership Network; Dr Anatoliy Grytsenko, Ukraine. Hon Matthew Robson, New Zealand. Former Defense Minister (2005-2007); Head, National President of Aotearoa Lawyers for Peace. Former New Security & Defense Committee of Parliament; Zealand Minister for Corrections and Minister for Disarmament and Arms Control; Lord David Hannay of Chiswick, United Kingdom. Crossbench Peer, UK House of Lords. Co-Chair of the UK All Professor Adam Daniel Rotfeld, Poland. Party Parliamentary Group on Global Security and Non- Former Minister of Foreign Affairs. Former Director of the proliferation. Senior Member, European Leadership Network. Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI); Dr Pantelis Ikonomou, Greece. Ambassador Sylvester Ekundayo Rowe, Sierra Leone. Former IAEA nuclear inspector; Former Ambassador to the UN. Former Chair, UN Disarmament Commission. Sima Samar, Afghanistan. Erkki Tuomioja MP, Finland. Special Envoy and state Minister for Human Rights. Member Former Minister for Foreign Affairs and President of the of the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel on Internal Nordic Council; Displacement; Amb. Vygaudas Usackas, Lithuania. Vladimir Senko, Belarus. Former Minister of Foreign Affairs; former Ambassador of the Former Foreign Minister of Belarus. European Union to the Russian Federation and Afghanistan. Member, European Leadership Network; Member of the Board, Avia Solutions Group; Goran Svilanovic, Serbia. Amb. Ahmet Üzümcü, Turkey. Former Minister of Foreign Affairs. Former Director-General of the Organization for the Former Secretary General, Regional Cooperation Council; Prohibition of Chemical Weapons; Hans von Sponeck, Germany. Karsten Voigt, Germany. Former UN Assistant Secretary-General and UN Humanitarian Former German-American coordinator in the Federal Foreign Coordinator for Iraq; Office, Former President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly; Ambassador Carlo Trezza, Italy. Former Ambassador for Disarmament and Non Proliferation Ambassador Mohamed Mounir Zahran, Egypt. in Geneva. Former chair of MTCR and of the UN Secretary Chair, Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs. Former General’s Advisory Board for Disarmament Affairs. Ambassador of Egypt to the UN in Geneva. MILITARY LEADERS/PERSONNEL: John Amidon, USA. Paul Gessler, USA. President, Veterans for Peace Chapter 10; Veterans For Peace; Peter Berres, USA. Commander Robert Green RN (Ret'd), New Zealand. Member of Veterans for Peace and Witness for Peace; Disarmament & Security Centre. Former Royal Navy Bombardier-navigator Buccaneer nuclear strike aircraft; Commander Leah Bolger (ret.), USA. Former Commander in the US Navy. President of World Daniel Guy, USA. Beyond War. Veterans For Peace, FCNL Advocacy Teams; Jim Brown, USA. Hollis Higgins, USA. San Diego Veterans For Peace Secretary, Veterans For Peace, Spokane Chapter #35; Gary Butterfield, USA. John Jerpe, USA. San Diego Veterans For Peace; Veterans for Peace and Code Pink; Rachel Clark, USA. Robert Keilbach, USA. Veterans For Peace; Secretary - NYC Chapter 34, Veterans For Peace; Gordon Frederick Coggon, United Kingdom. Adrienne Kinne, USA. Nuclear test veteran Christmas Island 1957-1958; President, Veterans For Peace; Gerry Condon, USA. General Frances Lenne (ret), France. President of Veterans for Peace; Former Air Force General; Gregory Corning, USA. Michael Lindley, USA. Veterans For Peace; Veterans For Peace Los Angeles Chapter President; Vince Dijanich, USA. Dave Logsdon, USA. Veterans for Peace, Chapter 69; Veterans For Peace; Mark Fleming, USA. Kenneth Mayers, USA. Member, Veterans For Peace; Veterans for Peace; Commander Robert Forsyth (ret), United Kingdom. Linda Murphy, Canada. Former Nuclear Submarine Commander; Veterans Against Nuclear Arms Saskatoon (VANA); General Bernard Norlain (ret), France. Steve Saelzler, USA. Former Air Defense Commander and Air Combat Commander Veterans for peace; of the French Air Force. Vice-President of Initiatives pour le Désarmement Nucléaire; Denise Sellers, USA. Veterans For Peace; Timothy Pluta MD, PhD, Spain. Veteranos Por la Paz España; Dr. William J. Simon, USA. Veterans For Peace; Admiral Ramu Ramdas (ret). India. Former Chief of Naval Staff of the Indian Navy; Rick Staggenborg MD, USA. Veterans For Peace Linus Pauling Chapter; Louis Raprager, USA. CCMP Social Media Chair / Veterans For Peace; Rev. James L. Swarts, USA. President, Chapter 23, Veterans For Peace; James M Rine, USA. Veterans For Peace, Chapter 74; Sally-Alice Thompson, USA. Veterans For Peace; Paul Ross, USA. San Diego Veterans For Peace; Air Chief Marshal SP Tyagi, India. Former Chief of Indian Air Force; Jeff Rudisill, USA. Veterans for Peace, Santa Cruz, CA chapter; Janet Rebecca Weil, USA. Veterans For Peace, Climate Crisis and Militarism Project; Jan A. Ruhman, USA. Veterans For Peace, President, San Diego Chapter 91; Michael L Wong, USA. Vice president, Veterans For Peace, chapter #69, San Francisco; RELIGIOUS LEADERS/REPRESENTATIVES: Carol Allan, SSJ, USA. Sister Danielle Bonetti, CSJ, USA. Sisters of St. Joseph; Sister Laetitia Bordes, SH, USA. Jeanne Allen, USA. Society of Helpers; Pax Christi Western Mass; Sr. Joan Brown OSF, USA. Karen Ball, USA. Franciscan sister; Pax Christi San Antonio; Caren Caldwell, USA. Diane Bardol, USA. United Church of Christ; Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart; Janice Cebula, USA. Sylvia Evans Barnard, USA. Sisters of St. Francis, Clinton, Iowa; Anglican Pacifist Fellowship; Sr. Marie Ignatius Clune RSHM, USA. Sister Ruth Battaglia, CSA, USA. Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary; Congregation of Sisters of St. Agens; Sister Benita Coffey, USA. Elizabeth Begley, USA. Benedictine Sisters of Chicago; Pax Christi; Stephen M. Colecchi, USA. Sister Joan Bellenoit, USA. Former Director, Office of International Justice and Sister SSJj; Peace, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops; Sister Jean Bellini, USA. Patricia Ann Connor, USA. Sisters of St. Joseph of Rochester; Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary; C. Lee Bennett, USA. Lawrence Couch, USA. Sisters of St. Joseph; National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd; Fr. Richard A. Bondi, USA. 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