Global Civilian Movement • civiliansmatters.org
No Sides. Only Humans.
24 days. 2,400 civilians killed. 300 children. 18,000 injured. 80,000 buildings destroyed.
A playground in Shiraz bombed. 20 dead.
A drone over Bahrain. 32 injured. Including a 2-month-old infant.
170 children killed in a single school strike — on Day 1.
30 doctors and aid workers killed while saving lives.
1 million people displaced in Lebanon alone.
Oil at $114 per barrel — the worst energy crisis since the 1970s.
The Strait of Hormuz threatened to close — forever.
This is not a war zone statistic.
This is a playground. This is a school. This is a hospital. This is a home.
This is somebody's child.
We did not start this war.
We did not choose this war.
But we are paying for it —
with our lives, our savings, our children's futures.
This is the world's civilian voice. Add yours.
Verified data from WHO, Red Cross, UNICEF • Updated March 2026
“This war is not happening far away. It is happening in your fuel bill. In your food prices. In the cancelled flights of families who just wanted to go home. In the silence of children who will never speak again. This is the global cost of a war that civilians never voted for.”
This war touches every nationality, every faith, every family
35 lakh Indian workers stranded in Gulf
3,500,000 people
2 million Pakistani workers in Gulf
2,000,000 people
1 million Bangladeshi workers in Gulf
1,000,000 people
2 million Filipino workers in Gulf
2,000,000 people
500,000 Nepali workers in Gulf
500,000 people
300,000 Sri Lankan workers in Gulf
300,000 people
9 million Egyptian workers in Gulf
9,000,000 people
Millions of Iranian civilians under bombs
Millions of Israeli civilians in shelters
Billions worldwide facing fuel and food crisis
“Every flag. Every faith. Every nationality. We are all civilians. We all matter.”
Economic Impact: Oil price surges of 50% increase global inflation, fuel costs, and food prices, disproportionately affecting developing nations and vulnerable populations already impacted by conflict.
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US President Donald Trump has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran demanding immediate cessation of military operations. The deadline raises fears of a broader military escalation in the region.
The death toll in the Iran-Gulf conflict has surpassed 2,400 civilians in just 24 days. Among the dead are 300 children, 30 doctors and aid workers. 18,000 injured, 80,000 buildings destroyed.
A devastating strike hit a playground in Shiraz, killing 20 people including multiple children. The attack has drawn global condemnation as civilian areas continue to be targeted.
A drone attack on a residential area in Bahrain injured 32 people, including a 2-month-old infant. The youngest victim of this conflict symbolizes the indiscriminate nature of the violence.
On the first day of the conflict, 170 children were killed in a single devastating strike on a school compound. The UN called it the deadliest attack on education in modern warfare.
Brent crude has surged past $114 per barrel, up 50% since the conflict began. Energy analysts warn this is the worst energy crisis since the 1970s oil shock.
20% of global oil supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz. Military activity threatens permanent closure of this critical waterway, with 150+ ships already anchored.
1 million people displaced in Lebanon alone. 35 lakh Indian workers, millions of Pakistani, Filipino, Bangladeshi and other workers stranded across Gulf states.
CiviliansMatter is the world's civilian voice against war. No sides. Only humans.
In just 24 days, 2,400+ civilians have been killed including 300 children. 18,000 injured. 80,000 buildings destroyed. 170 children killed in a single school strike. Oil prices surged to $114/barrel — the worst energy crisis since the 1970s.
35 lakh Indian workers, 2 million Pakistani workers, millions of Filipino, Bangladeshi, Nepali, Sri Lankan and Egyptian workers are stranded in the Gulf. 1 million displaced in Lebanon alone. The Strait of Hormuz threatened to close forever.
Our petition demands world leaders prioritize civilian protection, establish humanitarian corridors, stop attacks on hospitals and schools, and work toward immediate ceasefire.
Join thousands of concerned citizens worldwide. Sign our petition, appeal to world leaders in 16 languages: No Sides. Only Humans. Civilians Matter.