URGENT Please Help Nesredin Abdarahman Ahmed
The UNITY Centre | 05.09.2008 11:07
Removal directions Mondat 8th September 2pm
Nesredin’s wife, Maryon, and three-year-old daughter, Orit, remain in Glasgow having been granted indefinite leave to remain. Because Nesredin is a member of an opposition party in Ethiopia , he faces being detained and possibly killed if he is returned.
Nesredin’s wife, Maryon, and three-year-old daughter, Orit, remain in Glasgow having been granted indefinite leave to remain. Because Nesredin is a member of an opposition party in Ethiopia , he faces being detained and possibly killed if he is returned.
Please Help Nesredin Abdarahman Ahmed
HO Ref A1165193
Nesredin came to the UK in 2001 to study at Coventry and Warwick University . His studies were sponsored by the Ethiopian government. When the ruling party found out that he was a member of an opposition group, Nesredin’s support was withdrawn. Government agents raided his home in Ethiopia , and his brother was killed trying to escape. His three sisters ended up in a refugee camp, but were granted asylum by the United States government.
Nesredin applied for asylum in the UK . His application was refused in 2003, and the judge dismissed his story as ‘cynical fabrication’. His housing and financial support were withdrawn, leaving him homeless and destitute for the last five years.
He was arrested and detained on the th September at the U.S Embassy in London , where he was asking if he and his family could join his sisters in America . Nesredin’s wife, Maryon, and three-year-old daughter, Orit, remain in Glasgow having been granted indefinite leave to remain. However the Home Office have refused to recognise his marriage and the family will be split up if he is returned to Ethiopia . Because Nesredin is a member of an opposition party in Ethiopia , he faces being detained and possibly killed if he is returned.
Please help Nesredin to stay safe in Glasgow with his family where he belongs.
What you can do:
1. Fax letters of support to Rt. Hon. Jacqui Smith, Secretary of State for the Home Office asking the removal be stopped and Nesredin be released. Please remember to include the HO Ref: A1165193
Faxes to be sent to: Rt Hon Jacqui Smith, MP, Secretary of State for the Home Office, 3rd Floor, Peel Buildings , 2 Marsham Street , London , SW1P 4DF ,
Fax: 020 7035 3262 (00 44 20 7035 3262 if you are faxing from outside UK )
2. Please fax, phone or email British Midland (bmi) asking them not to take Nesredin as he will be in danger if returned to Ethiopia .
Flight number: BD193, London Heathrow, Monday 8th September, 14:30
Phone: 01332 854 000
Fax: 01332 854 875
Thanks!!
The UNITY Centre
30 Ibrox Street
Glasgow
G51 1AQ 0141 427 7992
www.unitycentreglasgow.org
PLEASE NOTE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS:
info@unitycentreglasgow.org
HO Ref A1165193
Nesredin came to the UK in 2001 to study at Coventry and Warwick University . His studies were sponsored by the Ethiopian government. When the ruling party found out that he was a member of an opposition group, Nesredin’s support was withdrawn. Government agents raided his home in Ethiopia , and his brother was killed trying to escape. His three sisters ended up in a refugee camp, but were granted asylum by the United States government.
Nesredin applied for asylum in the UK . His application was refused in 2003, and the judge dismissed his story as ‘cynical fabrication’. His housing and financial support were withdrawn, leaving him homeless and destitute for the last five years.
He was arrested and detained on the th September at the U.S Embassy in London , where he was asking if he and his family could join his sisters in America . Nesredin’s wife, Maryon, and three-year-old daughter, Orit, remain in Glasgow having been granted indefinite leave to remain. However the Home Office have refused to recognise his marriage and the family will be split up if he is returned to Ethiopia . Because Nesredin is a member of an opposition party in Ethiopia , he faces being detained and possibly killed if he is returned.
Please help Nesredin to stay safe in Glasgow with his family where he belongs.
What you can do:
1. Fax letters of support to Rt. Hon. Jacqui Smith, Secretary of State for the Home Office asking the removal be stopped and Nesredin be released. Please remember to include the HO Ref: A1165193
Faxes to be sent to: Rt Hon Jacqui Smith, MP, Secretary of State for the Home Office, 3rd Floor, Peel Buildings , 2 Marsham Street , London , SW1P 4DF ,
Fax: 020 7035 3262 (00 44 20 7035 3262 if you are faxing from outside UK )
2. Please fax, phone or email British Midland (bmi) asking them not to take Nesredin as he will be in danger if returned to Ethiopia .
Flight number: BD193, London Heathrow, Monday 8th September, 14:30
Phone: 01332 854 000
Fax: 01332 854 875
Thanks!!
The UNITY Centre
30 Ibrox Street
Glasgow
G51 1AQ 0141 427 7992
www.unitycentreglasgow.org
PLEASE NOTE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS:
info@unitycentreglasgow.org
The UNITY Centre
e-mail:
www.unitycentreglasgow.org
Homepage:
http://info@unitycentreglasgow.org