UK Migration Newswire Archive
Uthayakumar family urgent help needed
07-09-2007 15:48
The family are suspected by the Sri Lankan government of connections
to the LTTE (Tamil Tigers), and would be in extreme danger if
deported.
What will happen to Pegah now?
07-09-2007 15:39
Unfortunately it is easy to read the minds of Gordon Brown andJacqui Smith in this moment. They are angry because the problem
of the arbitrary and unjust deportations has come to light.
I hope I'm wrong, but the history of persecution generally repeats
a pattern. I believe the UK Government is once again studying
a way to refuse Pegah asylum...
Sehabden Family urgent help needed
07-09-2007 15:38
Umer deported, Najunnissa & Abdullah, still in the UK but facing removal this SundayDeath of ex-detainee 'Constructively deported' to Iraq
07-09-2007 15:09
We have had the very bad news that one of our ex-clients, SolymanRashed, has been killed by a car bomb in Kirkuk, after accepting
voluntary return. Our press release is below.
UK Bangladeshis robbed via 'First Solution' still haven't got their money!
07-09-2007 10:06
We are continuing to the put these Open Questions to Bethnal Green and Bow MP George Galloway because it was his involvement [including his speech on the subject in the House of Commons on 18 July 2007] 'to help the victims' that was used by a number of elements to implement their diversion away from the shoulders of the perpetrators.We are also doing so because we have not had any response from the offices of G Galloway or answers from anyone that has been claimed by the 'Respect' 'coalition ' to be 'campaigning for the victims'
Guantánamo: UK refuses to prevent return of Ahmed Belbacha to torture in Algeria
05-09-2007 21:50
A letter from the British government explains, but does not justify the government’s refusal to prevent the return of Guantánamo detainee and British resident Ahmed Belbacha to Algeria, where he faces the risk of torture.Putting Down Roots exhibtion
05-09-2007 13:13
Sehabden Family Need Urgent Help
05-09-2007 10:16
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Protest at Dawn Raid on Tyneside 05.09.07
05-09-2007 09:05
No Border Camp Meeting VI
05-09-2007 08:49
The camp is coming closer. :)We invite all people who want to get be involved /are involved allready
to another meeting to plan the camp:
What the case of Pegah Emambakhsh teaches us
04-09-2007 23:12
The case of Pegah Emambakhsh has revealed that Europe has abandoned a long time ago the road of the respect for human rights. The fear for the fight between the different culture and the suspiciousness towards the others has slowly sunk our civilisation in a cultural and social swamp. People see enemies everywhere. The values of the freedom have been replaced from those - ambiguous and dangerous - of the security.Lewisham '77
04-09-2007 21:42
A series of events to mark the 30th anniversary of the Battle of LewishamWhere were you on Saturday 13th August 1977?
Leafleting in Soli-hell
04-09-2007 16:49
Families in Immigration Detention July 2007
04-09-2007 14:07
Freedom of Information Act 2000. You asked:
In July 2007 how many families were in Immigration Detention in
Dungavel, Tinsley House and Yarl's Wood? How many adults and how many
children?
Trial in Agrigento: No to the criminalisation of solidarity
03-09-2007 11:35
Since August 22, 2007, seven Tunisian fishermen have been on trial in Agrigento (Sicily), accused of “assisting illegal immigration”. They risk up to 15 years imprisonment. Prosecuted as human traffickers, what they did was in fact just their basic duty of solidarity: on August 8, near the island of Lampedusa, they picked up 44 passengers from a boat in distress at sea and brought them to the harbour.Without their intervention the shipwrecked people - including two pregnant women and two children - would propably have suffered the same fate as the thousands of migrants and refugees who in the last years have drowned while trying to reach the European coasts.
Compassion needed for legals in the USA
02-09-2007 23:07
We at www.expatsvoice.org urge any expat currently living or wishes to live in the USA support our efforst for a compassionate visa an amendment to the CSPA as not all children are protected.The attempt to deport Learco Chindamo
01-09-2007 15:19
Learco Chindamo was 15 years old when he killed headmaster Philip Lawrence outside his London school in 1995. He was sentenced to be “detained at Her Majesty’s pleasure”—the formal judgment pronounced in the most serious juvenile cases as an alternative to handing down a life sentence to a child. He can be considered for parole after serving a tariff (minimum) of 12 years detention, which expires in January 2008 when Chindamo will be 27.no borders 'Freedom of Movement' workshop- Cardiff, 1/9/07
31-08-2007 18:36
An afternoon of workshops and discussion about the history of Britain's immigration laws with practical tools for thinking, acting and living in a world without bordersNo Borders Camp, Manchester local meeting Monday 3rd Sep
31-08-2007 14:17
Meeting - Manchester, Monday 3 September 7pm, Sand Bar
