Notable Persons
- Adolfo Aguilar Zínser (Mexico)
- Lord Beaumont of Whitley (United Kingdom)
- Ingrid Betancourt (Colombia)
- Joseph Beuys (Germany)
- Jello Biafra (USA)
- Angelo Bonelli (Italy)
- Bob Brown (Australia)
- Martin Bursík (Czech Republic)
- Peter Camejo (USA)
- David Cobb (USA)
- Daniel Cohn-Bendit (France / Germany)
- Robert Cramer (Swiss politician)
- Bertrand Delanoë (France)
- Vera Dua (Belgium, Groen!)
- René Dumont (France)
- Indulis Emsis (Latvia)
- Joschka Fischer (Germany)
- Monica Frassoni (Italy)
- Liaquat Ali (Pakistan)
- Gyulai Iván (Hungary)
- Jim Harris (Canada)
- Femke Halsema (Netherlands)
- Petra Kelly (Germany)
- Fritz Kuhn (Germany)
- Renate Künast (Germany)
- Winona LaDuke (USA)
- Brice Lalonde (France; Génération Ecologie)
- Alain Lipietz (France)
- Caroline Lucas (United Kingdom)
- Wangari Maathai (Kenya)
- Noël Mamère (France)
- Elizabeth May (Canada)
- Ralph Nader (USA)
- Ken Pentel (USA)
- Jonathon Porritt (United Kingdom)
- Claudia Roth (Germany)
- Paul Rosenmöller (Netherlands)
- Otto Schily (Germany; later switched to SPD)
- E. F. Schumacher (Germany/United Kingdom)
- Peter Singer (Australia)
- Charlene Spretnak (USA)
- Bart Staes (Belgium, Groen!)
- Jaromír Štětina (Czech Republic, senate)
- Jürgen Trittin (Germany)
- Jason West (USA)
- Blair Wilson (Canada)
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