Stop the deportation of Susan Mataawe
posted by megan | 20.08.2005 21:03 | Migration
19-year-old Ugandan Susan Mataawe is to be deported Saturday evening 10.45pm, 20 August, Ethiopian Airways, Heathrow,
Stop the deportation of Susan Mataawe
19-year-old Ugandan Susan Mataawe is to be deported Saturday evening 10.45pm, 20 August, Ethiopian Airways, Heathrow,
Terminal 3
Originally an unaccompanied minor, Susan has been on hunger strike for 26 days.
She is reported to be very weak, dizzy, vomiting blood, unable to drink by now and to stand up straight. An independent doctor went to see her but was prevented access by Immigration. The doctor has spoken to her by the phone and believes it would be very dangerous for Susan to travel in her condition. She needs specialist medical care according to the doctor.
Besides Susan has nobody to look after her if she is deported.
Her father was kidnapped and killed. Later her mother was kidnapped and disappeared.
Susan then fled, leaving behind a younger brother and sister in the care of a nurse. She never heard from them again.
She has lost contact with everybody she knew in Uganda.
She may die if she is sent back to Uganda.
Please do not cooperate with this inhuman deportation.
19-year-old Ugandan Susan Mataawe is to be deported Saturday evening 10.45pm, 20 August, Ethiopian Airways, Heathrow,
Terminal 3
Originally an unaccompanied minor, Susan has been on hunger strike for 26 days.
She is reported to be very weak, dizzy, vomiting blood, unable to drink by now and to stand up straight. An independent doctor went to see her but was prevented access by Immigration. The doctor has spoken to her by the phone and believes it would be very dangerous for Susan to travel in her condition. She needs specialist medical care according to the doctor.
Besides Susan has nobody to look after her if she is deported.
Her father was kidnapped and killed. Later her mother was kidnapped and disappeared.
Susan then fled, leaving behind a younger brother and sister in the care of a nurse. She never heard from them again.
She has lost contact with everybody she knew in Uganda.
She may die if she is sent back to Uganda.
Please do not cooperate with this inhuman deportation.
posted by megan
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Where is Susan Mataawe?
21.08.2005 11:43
Her flight was Etheopian Airways ET761 leaving Heathrow at 22.30 Saturday 20 August.
The flight went to Rome then on to Adis Ababa. It is currently unknown when the flight is due to land in Uganda.
Adis Ababa airport numbers: 00256 413 205 17
00256 111 804 55
People involved in the case of Susan have been phoning the detention centres and are unable to locate her and believe she has been deported.
I have tried to phone the Adis Ababa airport to find the arrival time, but cannot get a connection.
We are hoping that it can be arranged so Susan can recieve urgent medical attention once she lands.
Jason N. Parkinson
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