This is a matter that needs to be addressed urgently, for the safety of everyone.

Pthalates are a man made chemical that has been used in products all over the world one of which being sex toys. It's great for making products durable and flexible, but what companies don't tell you is that this same chemical has been official linked to cancer and infertility as well as birth defects in children when used with pregnant women.

This chemical was banned in the production of children's toys by the UK in 2005 and then later by the US in 2008.

Companies get around the FDA guidelines by classifying their products as novelty items instead of their more accurate classification.

There have also been studies that show that even though sites may state their toys are Pthalate free, they may still contain the chemical.

This petition started by Deon Black aims to change this and hold companies accountable. Requiring the FDA to test their products and limit or completely ban the chemicals used to create such products.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12655053/amp/Sex-toys-nanoplastics-microplastics-cancer-contamination-infertility-birth-defects.html

https://letstalksex.net/stop-unregulated-sex-toys-petition/

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/659826

https://www.change.org/p/stop-animal-torturing-groups-in-china

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I am leading this petition alongside countless frustrated users to demand direct action from Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella, to remove Windows S Mode from all current and future operating systems, including Windows 11 and Windows 10 Pro, Education, and Home editions.

As a software developer and coder, I demand unrestricted access to outside applications and operating systems that Microsoft does not currently approve. Windows S Mode consistently disrupts my workflow with malfunctions and rigid limitations. The Microsoft app has received an embarrassingly low 2.5-star rating, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with this restrictive mode.

The removal of Windows S Mode has become an ongoing nightmare, with countless failed attempts resulting in frustrating error messages. This is not an isolated issue; Microsoft's store is flooded with one-star reviews from countless users worldwide. This problem is impacting a multitude of users across the globe.

Originally designed to enhance security and performance, Windows S Mode instead restricts us with rigid boundary walls that hinder our ability to perform crucial tasks. As a software developer and coder, flexibility and adaptability are essential, and these are severely constricted in S Mode. By persisting with this restrictive and faulty feature, Microsoft is compromising the efficiency of many users.

We demand immediate proactive changes and urge Microsoft to take this plea seriously. By signing this petition, together, we can work towards Switching out of S Mode, permanently.  

https://chng.it/WhsrqvLS5R Link to Petition

This is a serious petition, I am extremely frustrated with Windows S Mode and want it gone.

https://www.change.org/p/fresno-unified-needs-to-make-aquatic-sports-a-priority

Did you know that over the last 20 years, the Chicago Police Department has cost taxpayers more than $1.1 billion in settlement and judgment decisions? This includes a $5 million settlement paid to the mother of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, who was shot 16 times in the back by Chicago police officers.

Current laws and practices are blocking us from seeing what’s really going on with these settlement decisions. This lack of transparency dates back to the Rahm Emanuel administration, with stories of secret meetings about misconduct lawsuits where city council members weren't even allowed to take notes.

The PSTA (Police Settlement Transparency and Accountability) Ordinance aims to lift this veil of secrecy. It will ensure that the City Council never approves large payouts without having the necessary information. This is our chance to bring transparency, democratic oversight, and justice to Chicago's police accountability system.

By signing our petition, you can pressure the city council to make more responsible decisions with taxpayer dollars. Even if you're not from the Chicago area, you can help us set the standard for police accountability and settlement transparency for cities across the country.

Ready to get involved? Check out our petition page: PSTA Petition

If you're interested in volunteering or interning remotely, get involved with the Chicago Justice Project (CJP) at www.cjpnation.org. You don't have to be from Chicago to sign our petition or volunteer/intern with CJP.

Let's empower our communities and hold the Chicago Police Department and the City Council accountable. Because Chicago communities deserve nothing less.

TL;DR: The PSTA Ordinance aims to bring transparency to police settlement decisions in Chicago. Sign our petition to support this cause and help set a new standard for police accountability across the country.

https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/support-chicago-police-settlement-transparency

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Did you know that over the last 20 years, the Chicago Police Department has cost taxpayers more than $1.1 billion in settlement and judgment decisions? This includes a $5 million settlement paid to the mother of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, who was shot 16 times in the back by Chicago police officers.

Current laws and practices are blocking us from seeing what’s really going on with these settlement decisions. This lack of transparency dates back to the Rahm Emanuel administration, with stories of secret meetings about misconduct lawsuits where city council members weren't even allowed to take notes.

The PSTA (Police Settlement Transparency and Accountability) Ordinance aims to lift this veil of secrecy. It will ensure that the City Council never approves large payouts without having the necessary information. This is our chance to bring transparency, democratic oversight, and justice to Chicago's police accountability system.

By signing our petition, you can pressure the city council to make more responsible decisions with taxpayer dollars. Even if you're not from the Chicago area, you can help us set the standard for police accountability and settlement transparency for cities across the country.

Ready to get involved? Check out our petition page: PSTA Petition

If you're interested in volunteering or interning remotely, get involved with the Chicago Justice Project (CJP) at www.cjpnation.org. You don't have to be from Chicago to sign our petition or volunteer/intern with CJP.

Let's empower our communities and hold the Chicago Police Department and the City Council accountable. Because Chicago communities deserve nothing less.

TL;DR: The PSTA Ordinance aims to bring transparency to police settlement decisions in Chicago. Sign our petition to support this cause and help set a new standard for police accountability across the country.

https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/support-chicago-police-settlement-transparency

Did you know that over the last 20 years, the Chicago Police Department has cost taxpayers more than $1.1 billion in settlement and judgment decisions? This includes a $5 million settlement paid to the mother of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, who was shot 16 times in the back by Chicago police officers.

Current laws and practices are blocking us from seeing what’s really going on with these settlement decisions. This lack of transparency dates back to the Rahm Emanuel administration, with stories of secret meetings about misconduct lawsuits where city council members weren't even allowed to take notes.

The PSTA (Police Settlement Transparency and Accountability) Ordinance aims to lift this veil of secrecy. It will ensure that the City Council never approves large payouts without having the necessary information. This is our chance to bring transparency, democratic oversight, and justice to Chicago's police accountability system.

By signing our petition, you can pressure the city council to make more responsible decisions with taxpayer dollars. Even if you're not from the Chicago area, you can help us set the standard for police accountability and settlement transparency for cities across the country.

Ready to get involved? Check out our petition page: PSTA Petition

If you're interested in volunteering or interning remotely, get involved with the Chicago Justice Project (CJP) at www.cjpnation.org. You don't have to be from Chicago to sign our petition or volunteer/intern with CJP.

Let's empower our communities and hold the Chicago Police Department and the City Council accountable. Because Chicago communities deserve nothing less.

TL;DR: The PSTA Ordinance aims to bring transparency to police settlement decisions in Chicago. Sign our petition to support this cause and help set a new standard for police accountability across the country.

https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/support-chicago-police-settlement-transparency

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We are trying to make a park or a basketball court but the government wont allow us. Can u sign our petition so we get somewhere to play ball and hangout?

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Petition · Demand Resignations from Newberg School District Leadership - Newberg, United States · Change.org

On June 4, 2010, 7-year-old Kyron Horman went missing from Skyline Elementary School in Portland, Oregon. There has been no trace of Kyron since then. MCSO didn't start the search for Kyron until 9 hours after he was last seen. They chose to disregard the profile the FBI provided to them. 14 years later, there is still little progress in the case.

Every 40 seconds, a child goes missing or is abducted in the United States. Approximately 840,000 children are reported missing each year and the F.B.I. estimates that between 85 and 90 percent of these are children.

People are not meant to live without knowing what happened to a lost/missing loved one. Our hearts are not meant to endure this pain. We ask that you help us show Oregon Governor Tina Kotek that people care that Kryon is missing and that he deserves justice. We believe it is time to allow the Oregon State Police the opportunity to review and investigate this case.

Please sign. Please share.

www.change.org/BringKyronHome

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