09 September 2010 The ECLN's call for civil liberties and democratic standards was launched on 31st March 2006 256 people have signed the call so far > signatories Groups wishing to become supporters of the ECLN should send an e-mail to info@ecln.org. There is no financial obligation but your group must share ECLN's objectives > founding statement The ECLN does not have a corporate view, nor does it seek to create one. The aim of the ECLN is to bring together groups across Europe working on similar issues > about the ECLN The following people support the ECLN's call for civil liberties and democratic standards < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 > Mariagrazia Fasoli, physician, Brescia Italy Marjolein Noyce-Bellinga,  Haarlem/Netherlands Mark Bruyneel,  Amsterdam, The Netherlands Mark Medley,  Coin, Malaga Markos, None, Honolulu CDP Martin Lang,  London marycurran,  dorking, uk Matilda MacAttram, Black Mental Health UK, London, England Matthias Koegler,  Innsbruck/Austria Max Rowlands,  UK Melissa Wilson, Student, UK Michele Plantard, writer, Lancashire, England Mike Ashmore,  Newcastle Upon Tyne Mikko Kauttonen,  Finland Milan, Computer programer, Belgrade/Serbia Milla Vidina, Graduate Student in Politics, Princeton, United States; home country: BULGARIA Miranda Panda, SAVE - Stop All Vivisection Everywhere, London Mohamed Larbi Zitout, Alkarama for Human Rights in the Arab World, London UK Mohammad Basirul Haq Sinha, We The People United Bangladesh, Dhaka/Bangladesh mohammed, student, uk Muhammad Tahir Tabassum, Institute of Peace and Development (INSPAD), Islamabad, Pakistan Naiara Arri,  Glasgow Nathalie FESSOL, RESF France (Réseau éducations sans frontières), Paris/France Nayia Barmpaliou,  Greece Nemokrati, Member of the Swedish blogging community, Sweden nicolas kalinin, Belarusian Roma Youth Club ROMANIPE, Minsk/Belarus Nicole LeBrasseur, Health care, Montreal, QC. Canada Nigel Borrington, Artist, Kilkenny, Ireland Oliver Davies, Teacher, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England Omar de Bary,  Bristol/UK