Greet the new Immigration Minister tomorrow
chiara | 19.05.2005 22:38
The new Immigration Minister, Tony McNulty, takes up his post and needs to know how we feel about his inhumane detention and deportation policies.
Tomorrow Friday 20th of May we'll give our welcome to the new Immigration minister,
Tony McNulty. Just turn up in front of his office, 4.30pm to 5.30pm. Bring your friends, plackards, banners and noise-making objects (drums, pots, pans, whistles, musical instruments).
The new minister has moved to new premises, the address is:
3rd Floor
Peel Building
2 Marsham Street
London SW 1P 4DF
The new Minister needs to be aware we are not happy to see people being deported to countries where they are in danger for their lives.
We are not happy either when people resting deportation are beaten up with no mercy by escorts, in the van or at the airport.
People who are detained and threatened with deportation cannot go and complain with the minister: we who are free ought to do it for them.
The new minister seems inclined to turn a deaf ear to pleas and interventions from MPs, solicitors and common people on the behalf of the people who are about to be deported. Let's make a noise he cannot turn a deaf ear to!
CADD - Campaign against Detention and Deportations
and for Freedom of Movement
Phone for contact: 07947 615341
Tony McNulty. Just turn up in front of his office, 4.30pm to 5.30pm. Bring your friends, plackards, banners and noise-making objects (drums, pots, pans, whistles, musical instruments).
The new minister has moved to new premises, the address is:
3rd Floor
Peel Building
2 Marsham Street
London SW 1P 4DF
The new Minister needs to be aware we are not happy to see people being deported to countries where they are in danger for their lives.
We are not happy either when people resting deportation are beaten up with no mercy by escorts, in the van or at the airport.
People who are detained and threatened with deportation cannot go and complain with the minister: we who are free ought to do it for them.
The new minister seems inclined to turn a deaf ear to pleas and interventions from MPs, solicitors and common people on the behalf of the people who are about to be deported. Let's make a noise he cannot turn a deaf ear to!
CADD - Campaign against Detention and Deportations
and for Freedom of Movement
Phone for contact: 07947 615341
chiara
