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More local events on Veggies/Sumac Diary
Sat 5 July, Incredible Veggie Roadshow, Free Admission, 10.30am-4.30pm The Council House, Old Market Square. Read article for more info.
Tues 8 July, Smash H&K Supersoaker Demo, meet nr. the White Hart at Gregory Street junction with Abbey Bridge Road for a to march H&K at Unit 3, Easter Park, Lenton Lane, NG7 2PX at 4pm. See article for more info.
Mon 14 July, Noise demo at UK Coal. Meet at Doncaster train station at 3:30pm or outside UK Coal at 4pm. Read article for more info.
Wed 16 July, Defy ID meeting. 6pm - 7.30pm. 1st & 3rd Weds at Sumac. Read article for more info.
Fri 3 - Sun 11 August, Camp For Climate Action at Kingsnorth Powerstation, Kent. See website for more info.
Fri 15 - Sun 17 August, Action against the BNP's Red, White and Blue Festival. The festival will be held on a farm on Codnor-Denby Lane, Denby, Derbyshire. See article for more info.
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Climate Camp Jingle
04-07-2008 19:04
Ongoing Open Cast Coal Mine Occupation, Derbyshire - update from court
04-07-2008 18:16
GeishaSamuraiNinja stall&info to support wknd against G8 Japan,saturday2-3pm
03-07-2008 17:33
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More lime render at ecoworks - 5/7/08
02-07-2008 22:22
Highlights from the Sumac Diary
02-07-2008 19:17
Grandson of Collusion Victim in England - Guest of Troops Out Movement
02-07-2008 07:22
Smash The BNP's ScumFest
01-07-2008 10:44
| 15 comment(s)
Shut Down H&K Demo
30-06-2008 18:19
#6 The July Show Now Online ~ Riseup! Radio - check it out
30-06-2008 12:02
Activists disrupt work at site of opencast coal mine
29-06-2008 18:03
Demonstration Against Deportations to Zimbabwe
28-06-2008 11:42
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Leave it in the Ground… in Court and a protest
26-06-2008 23:51
| 10 comment(s)
Noise demo at UK Coal 14 July
25-06-2008 17:16
The Incredible Veggie Roadshow comes to Nottingham
25-06-2008 10:32
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Anniversary of the first week at Shipley Bodge
24-06-2008 23:23
| 4 comment(s)
Report on Zimbabwe Film Showing
23-06-2008 23:01
Antifa Call to Action!
23-06-2008 19:45
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Anti-BNP Demo, London, 21/6/08
23-06-2008 18:41
| 1 comment(s)
nuclear prottest no arrests .peaceful and great
23-06-2008 17:46
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Stop Deportations To Zimbabwe Protest 27.06.08
23-06-2008 13:36
Transport from Notts to Climate Camp
22-06-2008 10:55
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A visit to the Opencast Squat
21-06-2008 19:17
| 6 comment(s)
Eastside neighbourhood tat list for climate camp
21-06-2008 18:23
Nottingham Animal Rights Meeting Minutes 20/06/08
20-06-2008 16:44
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Nottingham: 'Food Not Bombs', Food & Climate Change Meeting
20-06-2008 16:14
Shipley Bodge squatted coal site recieves papers
20-06-2008 14:30
Amdani released on bail
18-06-2008 17:19
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Open Cast Coal site request for help
18-06-2008 11:55
| 9 comment(s)
New paint job for the RWB's fascist farmer
18-06-2008 10:44
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Climate change protestors occupy Derbyshire open cast site
18-06-2008 05:59
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Lodge House open cast mine site occupied
18-06-2008 05:51
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Hicham Yezza released after 31 days in detention
16-06-2008 17:21
Protest at Veterans' Day.
16-06-2008 16:47
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Protesters back at Nottingham arms company
16-06-2008 12:05
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Truth & Justice for Collusion Victims
15-06-2008 19:57
Naked Bike Ride Nottingham 22nd June&Stop war VE Day Woolie Park
15-06-2008 19:44
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Hich: Bail Hearing Monday
13-06-2008 17:08
Notts Stop the BNP: Public Meeting
13-06-2008 16:43
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Sharp Hill to Swallow
12-06-2008 20:14
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Amdani Juma's deportation flight cancelled on day of removal
12-06-2008 17:52
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Stop the Fascist BNP: National March and Parade
12-06-2008 15:58
Nottingham Refugee Week 2008- 14th – 22nd June
11-06-2008 17:29
Ecoworks Finance/Admin Post
11-06-2008 14:10
Direct Action Practical Skills Training this Saturday
11-06-2008 11:53
Red White & Blue festival - Licence Refused
11-06-2008 00:12
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Red White Blue Festival licence refused
10-06-2008 22:43
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Terror arrest survivor Rizwaan Sabir on BBC News
10-06-2008 21:49
Bush's Visit: Change of Plan!
10-06-2008 15:43
Noise Demo at UK Coal Head Office Protest
10-06-2008 13:42
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Amdani Juma's deportation, Countdown, 2 days to go - St Peters Stall, Nottingham
08-06-2008 20:20
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Gerge Bush Visiting Britain - Protest!
08-06-2008 16:21
Whats Ken Clarke MP&"democratic representative doing at private Bilderberg 2008?
07-06-2008 17:42
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Adani Vigil is 24/7!,stop by & support it
07-06-2008 13:20
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Sounds on the Downs, Nottingham University - Info & Stalls
07-06-2008 11:28
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Sounds on the Downs, Nottingham University - Bands
07-06-2008 11:20
Sounds on the Downs, Nottingham University - Around Site
07-06-2008 11:16
Amdani Juma's deportation, Countdown, 4 day to go - St Peters Stall, Nottingham
06-06-2008 22:13
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Amdani Juma: Write to Ministers
06-06-2008 18:45
Around the Campaigns Friday 6th June 2008
06-06-2008 14:45
Photography exhibition
06-06-2008 14:17
Zimbabwean Community Show The Film Flame at Sumac Centre
06-06-2008 09:50
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Reminder: Noise demo at UK Coal HQ next Monday 9th June
05-06-2008 10:23
Straw Bale work on eco-building in St.Anns Part 29
05-06-2008 00:37
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Straw Bale work on eco-building in St.Anns Part 28
04-06-2008 23:43
Day of Action on Food and Climate Change: food giveaway & anti-Tesco demo
04-06-2008 22:07
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Demonstrators oppose deportation of refugee activist Amdani Juma
04-06-2008 22:05
Letter from university staff in support of the uni!
04-06-2008 19:07
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CPO's with HeadCam, at protests against deportation of Amdani Juma
03-06-2008 21:57
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Demo to support Amdani Juma, activist, at risk of deportation - Mondays Pics
03-06-2008 21:47
| 1 comment(s)
3rd June Food Climate Change Day of Action in Nottingham
03-06-2008 19:20
Ready Steady Skip: Trailer and website launched!
03-06-2008 00:22
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A message from Amdani in Lindholme detention centre
02-06-2008 23:42
Protest Against the BNP: June 10
02-06-2008 23:12
Amdani Juma: Questions for Liam Byrne
02-06-2008 22:45
Talks & Discussion: Academia & "Terror"; Moazzam Begg & more..
02-06-2008 22:40
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Demand the release of Hicham Yezza
02-06-2008 15:07
From Prison to Paradise - 225 bears, one incredible journey
02-06-2008 13:02
Amdani Juma: Letter to the airline
01-06-2008 15:38
Demo to support Amdani Juma, Nottingham activist, at risk of deportation - Pics
01-06-2008 12:26
It is OUR square and it is OUR right to protest in it whenever we want
01-06-2008 11:52
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Amdani Juma: Press Release
31-05-2008 18:47
Hicham Refuses To Be Transported To Fifth Detention Centre
31-05-2008 18:41
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Amdani Juma: Petition
31-05-2008 18:09
Amdani Juma: Letter to Home Office
31-05-2008 18:01
A demonstration in support of Amdani Juma Saturday 31st May @ 12.30
31-05-2008 08:50
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Hicham Yezza: Removal Directions Cancelled
31-05-2008 01:14
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Amdani detained, Jane-Mary detained yesterday
30-05-2008 11:10
Hicham Yezza Interview
29-05-2008 23:53
Nottingham Uni Demo for Academic Freedom & Against Deportation - Silent March
29-05-2008 22:31
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Nottingham University Demo for Academic Freedom & Against Deportation - Readings
29-05-2008 22:28
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Press release: Nottingham University demonstration
29-05-2008 18:31
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#5 June ~ New action packed edition of your Riseup Radio show
29-05-2008 16:14
Noise demo against imminent open cast coal mine 9th June
29-05-2008 11:20
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For academic freedom and against deportation
28-05-2008 20:47
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DEMO at BluePrint Sun 1st June - Free Hich!
28-05-2008 17:40
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Leave it in the Ground’s Picnic in the Park trespass report
28-05-2008 16:33
| 1 comment(s)
3rd June Food & Climate Change Day of Action
28-05-2008 14:24
Comment on University Communication on Recent Events
27-05-2008 17:31
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Comment piece: Library workers to go grey?
27-05-2008 13:58
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Trespassers oppose coal mine plan
26-05-2008 23:44
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University of Nottingham Graduate and Employee Facing Imminent Deportation Without Hearing
26-05-2008 18:39
trident nuclear /rolls/royce derby prottesters win rights to prottest
25-05-2008 15:18
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Notts Uni detainee innocent but still facing deportation
24-05-2008 17:41
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Poster and flyers for demonstration at Uni on Wed - print and distribute !
24-05-2008 08:43
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Transition Towns Talks 27th May
23-05-2008 22:44
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Notts Indymedia new design ~ what the hack?
23-05-2008 19:08
Press release: Public reading of research material that led to terror arrests
23-05-2008 15:48
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Sunday Greenfestival Afterparty
23-05-2008 11:03
Nottingham & Lincoln Animal Rights Joint Day of Action Against P&G
22-05-2008 19:26
Lime Render at Ecoworks
22-05-2008 00:09
Press Release - re: University Arrests
21-05-2008 14:42
ID roadshow in Nottingham
21-05-2008 13:02
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Leave it in the Ground! - 26th May open-cast coal mass trespass and picnic -
21-05-2008 03:11
Students Released After 7 Days Incarceration Without Charge
20-05-2008 18:13
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Seb/Zeb
20-05-2008 00:44
Antifa: shut down the the BNP festival
19-05-2008 21:23
| 17 comment(s)
Great Notts Bike Ride
19-05-2008 17:30
| 1 comment(s)
Free Foods Invades Nottingham
19-05-2008 17:24
| 4 comment(s)
Sounds on the Downs - Free Green Festival
17-05-2008 18:58
| 1 comment(s)
Terror Arrests on Campus
16-05-2008 01:46
| 16 comment(s)
30-06-2008 12:08 | Nottinghamshire
Ahoy! From the heart of our lovely city we bring you another lively show, this time with special guest presenter Hicham Yezza, who was arrested at Nottingham Uni in May on Terrorism Charges but is now free (on bail) to join us, talk about his experiences and play some music. Other than that, lots of news, commentary and local music. Check it out..
Listen: #6 The July Show
04-07-2008 12:26 | Repression | Social Struggles | Nottinghamshire
Just two weeks after the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) released a report by their Historical Enquiries Team (HET) on the McGurk’s Bar Bombing in 1971, Robert McClenaghan, grandson of Phillip Garry, one of the victims, visited Nottingham to speak at the ICC. He was representing An Fhirinne (The Truth), an organisation of relatives of people murdered by loyalist paramilitaries where there is evidence of collusion between the paramilitaries and British state forces. An Fhirinne and other relatives’ organisations are calling for an Independent International Truth Commission into the slaughter of their loved ones. They believe that a British government inquiry could not possibly be independent, and neither could a government of Ireland one, as they have done little to uncover the truth of killings in the twenty six counties.
Robert visited Nottingham as part of a tour of four English cities as a guest of the Troops Out Movement (TOM), the British- based organisation which campaigns for British withdrawal from Ireland. He showed a very harrowing video of relatives speaking of their lost loved ones. It showed to people in England the reality of what was done in their name.
Newswire: Grandson of Collusion Victim in England - Guest of Troops Out Movement | Truth & Justice for Collusion Victims
Links: Troops Out Movement | An Fhirinne | Notts Indymedia Repression topic page
29-06-2008 14:39 | Migration | Repression | Nottinghamshire
On Friday June 27, Zimbabwe went to the polls in the second round of its presidential election. This followed a first round in March. Concerned about the scale of state-directed violence against supporters, the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai had withdrawn on Sunday June 22, making a victory by the incumbent Robert Mugabe inevitable.
In Nottingham, the election was marked by the recently formed Nottingham Zimbabwe Community network (NZCN) who held a protest against deportations to Zimbabwe in Old Market Square and organised a public meeting at the Sumac Centre to discuss the situation in the country.
Newswire: Demonstration Against Deportations to Zimbabwe | Report on Zimbabwe Film Showing | Stop Deportations To Zimbabwe Protest 27.06.08
Previous Feature: Nottingham's Zimbabwean Community Responds to Rigged Elections
Links: Nottingham Zimbabwe Community Network | No Borders Nottingham | Nottingham & Notts Refugee Forum | Nottingham Refugee Campaign Ground | National Coalition of Anti-Deportation campaigners | Notts Indymedia Migration topic page
18-06-2008 10:12 | Climate Chaos | Ecology | Nottinghamshire | Sheffield
On 18th June, climate campaigners from ‘Leave it in the Ground’ occupied the UK Coal’s Lodge House site in Derbyshire by barricading themselves in a disused farm building and taken to the trees on the site of the open cast mine.
Under the cover of darkness activists secured themselves in the Prospect Farm building, on the site which is about to be devastated by huge machines. Food and supplies have been taken in for a long term occupation and barricades’ have been set up preventing police form bringing in specialist equipment down Bell Lane, Smalley Derbyshire into the heart of the site. Similarly, people are locked on by their necks behind the doors preventing force being used to gain entry. The protesters have claimed squatter’s rights.
Callout: Open Cast Coal site request for help
Newswire: Anniversary of the first week at Shipley Bodge | A visit to the Opencast Squat (photos) | Shipley Bodge squatted coal site recieves papers | Lodge House open cast mine site occupied | Climate change protestors occupy Derbyshire open cast site | Noise Demo at UK Coal Head Office Protest
Recent Features: Leave it in the Ground: Drax Coal Train Halted | Campaigners Trespass on Proposed Coal Mine Site
Links: Leave It In The Ground | Campaign Blog | Earth First UK | No Opencast! article in Do or Die | UK Coal | Greenpeace on Coal | Notts Indymedia Ecology topic page
18-06-2008 09:09 | Migration | Nottinghamshire
By coincidence, the immigration bail hearings of two high profile Nottingham detainees took place on Monday 16th June. The hearings, conducted via video links from Dover Citadel (for Hicham Yezza) and Campsfield House in Oxfordshire (for Amdani Juma) both ended with the defendants being released while they fight their respective immigration cases.
Newswire: Amdani released on bail | Hicham Yezza released after 31 days in detention
Previous Features: Nottingham Protests in Support of Detained Resident | Another Nottingham Activist Detained For Deportation | Hundreds Join Demo for Academic Freedom and Against Deportation | Nottingham Uni Detainee Innocent But Still Facing Deportation | Anger Over "Terror Arrests" at Nottingham University
Links: Free Hich | Friends of Amdani | National Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns | No Borders Nottingham | Nottingham & Notts Refugee Forum | Nottingham Refugee Campaign Group | Notts Indymedia Migration Topic Page
12-06-2008 13:41 | Anti-racism | Nottinghamshire
On Tuesday June 10, Amber Valley Borough Council met at the Town Hall, Market Place, Ripley to hear the premises licence application for the BNP's Red, White and Blue Festival, scheduled to take place on land owned by party member and former Tory-councillor Alan Warner at Denby, Derbyshire from the 15th to the 17th August 2008.
Security at the meeting was tight. Protesters gathering outside were greeted by several van loads of Derbyshire's finest, evidence gatherers and a FIT Team. Inside, the police, who had initially raised no objection to the licence, claimed to have received "significant intelligence" which had forced them to reconsider their position. Fearing conflict between the BNP and anti-fascists they wished to see the imposition of new conditions including the erection of a seven-foot high fence around the site and the installation of temporary security lighting. When invited to sum-up their position the BNP representatives withdrew their application and stormed out of the meeting, insisting they would go ahead without the licence.
Newswire: Red White & Blue festival - Licence Refused | Red White Blue Festival licence refused | Protest Against the BNP: June 10 | Notts Stop the BNP objection to BNP licence application | Object to the BNPs "festival" | Notts Indymedia Anti-Racism Topic Page
Previous features: East Mids Campaigners Up The Anti as BNP Make Electoral Gains | Midlands and Yorkshire organise against the BNP | Broxtowe BNP Councillor Expelled From Party | Anti-fascists successfully blockade BNP meeting venue | BNP wins seat in Broxtowe
Links: Amber Valley Borough Council | Antifa | Stop the Red White and Blue Campaign
06-06-2008 23:30 | Education | Palestine | Nottinghamshire
Wissam Abuajwa risks losing a place at Nottingham University because Israel will not allow him to leave Gaza. He has a place, a scholarship (from the London-based charity Karim Rida Said Foundation, and a British visa to study for an MSc in Environment and Research Engineering at the University of Nottingham's School of Chemical and Environment Engineering, beginning in September.
However, his place could at risk because the Israeli authorities have prevented him from leaving Gaza to travel to the UK. Abuajwa's situation is, unfortunately far from unique. Abir Abu Warda, 29, has a Ford Foundation-funded place at London Metropolitan University, which is at risk for the same reason. In the US, seven students from Gaza who had previously been told that they would lose their Fulbright scholarships because of the travel ban have now had them reinstated by the State department. The US now claim to be working "closely" with Israel to secure exit permits (which you can interpret however you want).
03-06-2008 00:35 | Migration | Repression | Social Struggles | Nottinghamshire
The detention and imminent deportation of Amdani Juma, a well-known and widely liked local activist, has generated considerable anger in Nottingham. There have been two well attended demonstrations in the Market Square, one on Saturday 31 May and a second on Monday 2 June. The latter was particularly successful at generating media interest, going out live on Central News.
The anger felt by many at Amdani's detention was only compounded by police intimidation of participants in the first demonstration that they should have sought permission and would be expected to do so for the second. This suggests a worrying ignorance of the law on the part of the Sergeant 2471. He told protesters that Section 11 of the Public Order Act 1986 required that they obtain permission for any assemblies, despite the fact that that section clearly relates only to processions and marches and not to static assemblies. When it came to it, the police presence on Monday evening was minimal, although a Community Protection Officer with a CCTV camera attached to his head was prominently visible.
Urgent Action: Amdani Juma: Questions for Liam Byrne | Amdani Juma: Letter to the airline | Amdani Juma: Petition | Amdani Juma: Letter to Home Office | Online Petition
Newswire: A message from Amdani in Lindholme detention centre | Demo to support Amdani Juma, Nottingham activist, at risk of deportation - Pics | It is OUR square and it is OUR right to protest in it whenever we want | A demonstration in support of Amdani Juma Saturday 31st May @ 12.30
Photos: Demo to support Amdani Juma, Nottingham activist, at risk of deportation - Saturdays Pics | Demo to support Amdani Juma, activist, at risk of deportation - Mondays Pics | CPO's with HeadCam, at protests against deportation of Amdani Juma
Previous Features: Another Nottingham Activist Detained For Deportation | Refugees In Need Of Community Protection? | Nottingham Asylum-Seekers will be Heard
Links: Friends of Amdani | Nottingham and Notts Refugee Forum | Nottingham Refugee Campaign Group | No Borders Nottingham | Notts Indymedia Migration topic page
31-05-2008 18:21 | Migration | Social Struggles | Nottinghamshire
Over the last week, the deportation of Hicham Yezza, now stayed to allow for a judicial review, has attracted a huge amount of attention. Whilst the circumstances surrounding Hich's initial arrest were unusual, in an increasingly anti-migrant political climate, the horrific way he has been treated by immigration authorities is all too common.
Amdani Juma, a Nottingham activist and a survivor from Burundi but whose appeal for Indefinite Leave to Remain was turned down by the Home Office on 5th December, was detained whilst reporting at Loughborough reporting centre on 30th May. He remains in detention and has received notice that his removal is set for Wednesday 4th June on Kenya Airways flight KQ101 (Terminal 4, Heathrow). Amdani's case has previously been reported on the Refugee Forum website.
Tragically, Amdani is not the only asylum seeker to have been abducted by the authorities this week. Nottingham and Notts Refugee Forum volunteer Jane Mary Mutets, was detained at Bridewell Police Station on Thursday 29th May. Concerned supporters fear she will also face deportation and expect her to be moved elsewhere by immigration authorities.
Urgent Action: Amdani Juma: Questions for Liam Byrne | Amdani Juma: Letter to the airline | Amdani Juma: Petition | Amdani Juma: Letter to Home Office | Online Petition
Photos: Demo to support Amdani Juma, Nottingham activist, at risk of deportation - Saturdays Pics | Demo to support Amdani Juma, activist, at risk of deportation - Mondays Pics
Newswire: Amdani Juma: Press Release | A demonstration in support of Amdani Juma Saturday 31st May @ 12.30 | Amdani detained, Jane-Mary detained yesterday | Nottingham Celebrates Mayday with Moazzam Begg | Sponsor Amdani Juma, Walking for Leicestershire AIDS Support |