The education body Universities Scotland has called for clarity on what would happen after a "Yes" vote.
Amnesty has called for an investigation into what it calls "the pattern of serious and systematic violations of human rights and international humanitarian law by all sides".
The UN has called for action to prevent what it says may be a possible massacre in the northern Iraqi town of Amerli.
President Barack Obama has called for action to remedy what he described as profound income inequality and a lack of social mobility in the US.
And Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis has called for a resolution to what he says is a "very complex situation".
AAUW, together with outspoken student advocates and survivor groups, has called for universities to do what's right and commit to finally ending sexual violence on campus.
Lord Justice Leveson has called for new laws to end what he calls "mob rule" and "trial by Twitter".
George has called for a fight to restore what he calls the traditional Catholic view of marriage.
"We need to go farther than what City Planning has called for," he said.
