The Plight of Peter Moore and his fellow Captives
Peter Moore and his four bodyguards - Jason, Alan, Jason and Alec were kidnapped from the Iraqi Ministry of Finance in Baghdad on May 29th 2007. This website has been set up by Pete's friends to raise awareness of his and his fellow captives' plight and campaign for Peter's release. All of us who have met, worked, or travelled with Pete can testify to what an fantastic man he is. Take a moment to post a message of support for Pete, Jason, Alan, Jason, and Alec and share your stories.It is hoped that if more can be known about Pete and the ideals he represents, then pressure can be brought to bear upon those in a position to negotiate for his and his fellow captives release. Past experiences have shown that sustained campaigns for the release of hostages can produce results - Terry Waite and Alan Johnston for example. Register for the campaign updates and get involved.
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Welcome
Welcome and thank you for taking an interest in Pete and his colleagues' plight.
Pete's friends wish to extend their deepest sympathies to the families
of Jason, Jason, Alec, and Alan on their terrible news. Our thoughts are with all
the families and friends and we pray for the safe release of Peter Moore. Click on the 'Information' link below to learn more about what's been happening since Pete disappeared.
Register for updates using the link below and we will send you more updates on the campaign's progress.
If you want to leave a message for Pete and his colleagues, or share stories about them you can do so though the link below.
This campaign will develop over time and needs your continued support to keep Pete's situation in peoples' thoughts, and to press for his release.
contact@4pete.org
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Recent Updates
>> 7th July: Happy Birthday Pete, we all hope to see you safe as soon as possible >> 27th March: The Guardian reports on a possible deal to release the hostages
>> 23rd March: The Times also report on the video >> 21st March: Channel 4 report about a new hostage video.
>> 22nd December: BBC News speak to relatives and friends of the hostages.
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