“People are dying from Climate Change in Africa”
lamented Minister Kaouthar Chelbi of Tunisia.
She was waiting for Ambassador
Moncef Baati to arrive for the meeting with Sharon Wallenberg, Founder of Vegan
International. The meeting was to discuss
a new initiative - a proposed United Nations Against Speciesism.
“It’s a radical approach”, drawled Sharon Wallenberg,
founder of Vegan International. This was
the first time Ambassador Inga King of St. Vincent and the Grenadines raised
her sparkling blue eyes. Ms. Wallenberg was
describing the proposed UN Convention Against Speciesism.
Ambassador Mohammad Edrees of Egypt mentioned, “End
Communicable Diseases – ECD” in comparison to Wallenberg’s proposed UN Convention
Against Speciesism. According to Edrees,
the former was destroyed by the Pharmaceutical industry.
Ambassador Yabou from the Gambia has sent the proposed
Convention to his legal department for review. Vegan International legal advisor, Retired New
York State Supreme Court Justice Ira J. Raab is also reviewing the proposed Convention
in relation to International Law.
In all, Vegan International Founder, Sharon Wallenberg,
has met with 17 United Nations Ambassadors to present the concept of a United
Nations Convention against Speciesism. The
Ambassadors then relay the information to their respective Governments. Several nations have expressed an interest in
the idea.
The new year, 2020, promises many new innovations, and
it is hoped that Vegan International’s proposed United Nations Convention
Against Speciesism will be one of them.
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