The UK Home Office is stepping up the use of 'Charter Flights' to remove those refused asylum from the UK
Glasgow Protest Against Forced 'Charter Flight' To DR Congo
Wednesday 21st February 2007
Come and protest against the forced removals of families back to DR Congo
Outside the Home Office
Brand Street
Glasgow
G1 1DH
From 11.00am to 2.00pm.
Bring banners and signs to hold.
Please ask all your friends to come!
18 children & 16 adult DR Congolese are now in detention, all are booked on the 'Charter flight' for next Monday.
On Saturday, the new Glasgow Unity committee decided to hold a protest on Wednesday 21st February in support of Angelique Lukombo and Eduard Ngienga their children Ashley and Joshua from DR Congo who have been detained and booked onto Mondays 'Charter flight' and all the other families who have been detained in Glasgow.
Called by Glasgow Unity
theunitycentre@btconnect.com
Wednesday 21st February 2007
Come and protest against the forced removals of families back to DR Congo
Outside the Home Office
Brand Street
Glasgow
G1 1DH
From 11.00am to 2.00pm.
Bring banners and signs to hold.
Please ask all your friends to come!
18 children & 16 adult DR Congolese are now in detention, all are booked on the 'Charter flight' for next Monday.
On Saturday, the new Glasgow Unity committee decided to hold a protest on Wednesday 21st February in support of Angelique Lukombo and Eduard Ngienga their children Ashley and Joshua from DR Congo who have been detained and booked onto Mondays 'Charter flight' and all the other families who have been detained in Glasgow.
Called by Glasgow Unity
theunitycentre@btconnect.com 
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