Alex (Home Office Reference Number K12689 53/54) is being forcably deported this evening on Kenya Airways flight KQ101 to Nairobi. Alex has asked that his last name not be used as he is afraid this will alert those who are looking for him in Kenya that he is returning.

Alex fled the country with his twin brother after being tortured and his family threatened by an armed gang. He has not had a chance to speak to his solicitor due to being deported at the weekend and has not had a chance for the judicial review his case has been granted to be heard. We are worried about his mental health and for his safety and the safety of other passengers should he be forced onto the flight.

PLEASE RING THE NUMBERS BELOW demanding that Alex not be deported tonight and be given the chance to speak to his solicitor tomorrow and have a judge hear the details of his case. IT IS NOT SAFE FOR ALEX TO RETURN TO KENYA!!

KENYA AIRLINES - these are the four numbers at Heathrow that will put you through to Kenya airlines staff.
Tel : +44 20 82831800
Reservations: +44 20 8283 1818
Sales: +44 20 8283 1819
Fax: +44 20 8283 1880

Tel (Emergencies only): +44 20 8759 7366
Fax: +44 20 8745 5027

You could also contact Heathrow directly - fax 0208 7454700, phone 0208 7454705

Phone Duty Immigration Officer at Heathrow on 02087456941 and ask to log your concerns about the removal. They may pass you back to North Shields immigration reporting centre. Different departments tend to pass the buck to each other. As many departments that are aware of this the better.

Please send urgent faxes/Emails immediately to Rt. Hon. Jacqui Smith, Secretary of State for the Home Office asking that Tina Moses and her children be granted protection in the UK.
Fax: 020 7035 4745 (+44 20 7035 4745 if you are faxing from outside UK)

Email:  indpublicenquiries@ind.homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk
and  enquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk

and Lin Homer, chief executive of the Border and Immigration Agency.
Lin Homer Tel 020 7035 1678 Fax 0870 3369050
 lin.homer@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk