Tell Norway to Arrest Henry Kissinger when he speaks at Nobel Peace Prize forum

The Nobel Committee has arranged for well-known war mastermind Henry Kissinger to speak as an honored guest at a forum that is part of the Nobel Peace Prize events.

Several of Kissinger's crimes come under treaties that make it mandatory for Norway to prosecute. Kissinger is complicit or a main actor in many violations of the Genocide Convention and of the Geneva Conventions.

Nobel Peace Prize Watch has asked the Norwegian Director of Public Prosecutions to arrest Kissinger. Add your name to the request:

Arrest and prosecute Henry Kissinger.


76-100 of 7494 signatures
Number Date Name Location Please add comment.
7419 2.6 years ago Anonymous Auckland, ot , NZ Arrest Henry Kissinger on crimes against humanity.
7418 2.6 years ago Anonymous Lake Arrowhead, CA , US
7417 2.6 years ago Anonymous Hallett, AU He was complicate with TNI Generals crimes in West Papua ~ The highland villages were napalmed and homes and gardens people destroyed.No act of free choice took place ..A sham with tortured particip...
7416 2.6 years ago Charles Jr Kunkle Shamokin, PA , US
7415 2.6 years ago Laurence Cornelius London, GB
7414 2.6 years ago Anonymous ON , CA
7413 2.6 years ago Eva Ponty paris, ot , FR
7412 2.7 years ago Clayton Lam Portland , OR , US
7411 2.7 years ago alice hesselrode Windsor, ON , CA
7410 2.7 years ago Bohdan Douglas Saint Petersburg, FL , US
7409 2.7 years ago Jure Havle Ravne na Koroškem, SI Can't wait to see who is next.
7408 2.7 years ago David Bennett Plymouth , ot , GB This man must be arrested and charged at all costs.
7407 2.7 years ago Deka Fargo Newcastle, GB Do the right thing so that all the people that have died because of him can get closure and rest in peace.

Somebody needs to have some backbone and stand up for justice,
then maybe oth...
7406 2.7 years ago Anonymous IE
7405 2.7 years ago Alex Cayzer Studley, GB
7404 2.8 years ago gkizem cha Vienna, AT
7403 2.9 years ago Denis Hay Brendale, ot , AU
7402 2.9 years ago Anonymous S Hill , FL , US
7401 2.9 years ago Anonymous Surge Narrows, BC , CA You must be out of your mind to have this warrior address the Noble Peace.
What are you about anyway?
7400 3.2 years ago Anonymous Jamaica, NY , US EndAIPAC.
7399 3.4 years ago Sudeshna Ghosh Jefferson, LA , US
7398 3.5 years ago Anonymous Arlington , TX , US
7397 3.6 years ago Anonymous Wien, AE , AT
7396 3.6 years ago Yuki Tanaka Doncaster, AU In the name of all the victims of atrocities committed by the U.S. government while Kissinger was the U.S. Secretary of State.
7395 3.7 years ago Flo Parks McHenry , IL , US Thank you for the information. Good to know the truth.
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This petition has been signed by
Fredrik Heffermehl and Tomas Magnusson, Nobel Peace Prize Watch, Norway
and co-signed by
Richard Falk, professor of international law emeritus, Princeton University, USA
Erni and Ola Friholt, peace movement activists, Orust, Sweden
Jon Hellesnes, professor emeritus of philosophy, Tromsoe, Norway
Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, Ph.D., author, Bondi Beach, NSW 2026, Australia
Gunnar Nerdrum, attorney-at-law, Tromsoe, Norway
Jan Oberg, director TFF, peace research and activism, Lund, Sweden
Antonio Carlos da Silva Rosa, M.A., editor, researcher, Porto, Portugal / São Paulo, Brazil
Sven Ruin, human rights activist, Köping, Sweden
David Swanson, author, World Beyond War, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Ola Tellesbø, attorney-at-law, Norway
Kenji Urata, professor emeritus of constitutional law, Waseda University, Japan
Gunnar Westberg, professor emeritus, Sahlgrenska Academy, Göteborg, Sweden

Background:
>> Request for Summons Submitted by Nobel Peace Prize Watch
>> Invitation by the Nobel Committee and the University of Oslo
>> AlterNet: America Keeps Honoring One of Its Worst Mass Murderers: Henry Kissinger
>> New Yorker: Does Henry Kissinger Have a Conscience?