3 reasons to demonstrate at the Home Office this Tuesday 30th June
no borders repost | 29.06.2009 11:31 | Anti-racism | Migration | Repression
12-5pm: No More Deportations to DR Congo!
5.30pm: Defend the SOAS Nine
Against the "Ethnic Charter Flight" to Nigeria... from 12pm or 5.30 in solidarity with these earlier call-outs.
Marsham Street, Millbank, SW1 (nearest Tube Westminster)
5.30pm: Defend the SOAS Nine
Against the "Ethnic Charter Flight" to Nigeria... from 12pm or 5.30 in solidarity with these earlier call-outs.
Marsham Street, Millbank, SW1 (nearest Tube Westminster)
12-5pm: No More Deportations to DR Congo!
Marsham Street, Millbank, SW1 (nearest Tube Westminster)
*We say NO! to the British government’s racist treatment of Congolese
asylum seekers and refugees, sending them back to face imprisonment, torture and forced disappearance. No more detention! No more handcuffs!
No more beatings! No more forced deportations! No more charter flights!
March 1 July 2009: 12.00-17.00
Parliament Square to Downing Street
Contacts
International Congo Support Project
Liz Atherton, chair, founder and coordinator: 07931 524654 – after 7pm
Philippe Kamulete Colonel Nzubenzubesimanzanga Leviathan: 07983 95111
___________________________________________________________
Defend the SOAS Nine
Tuesday 30th June, 5.30pm
Workers and students at SOAS have called an urgent protest at the Home Office tp demand the release and right to stay for Marina and Rosa of the SOAS 9, detained during the savage raid on June 12th. They are facing imminent deportation.
http://freesoascleaners.blogspot.com/2009/06/protest-outside-home-office...
Against the "Ethnic Charter Flight" to Nigeria... from 12pm to 5.30 in solidarity with these earlier call-outs.
The Stop Deportations Network, involved in the Defend the SOAS 9 campaign, is calling on people to join this protest to also condemn the "Ethnic Charter Flight" to Nigeria due to leave at the same time. These mass deportations are becoming a monthly atrocity.
Hunger Strikers from Yarl's Wood have been booked on to this flight, including the Umoro family: Juliet and Steve and their two children. Steve is in the process of submitting a civil claim for having his tooth smashed and rips damaged by Serco when they attacked the hunger strikers. Both children are ill. They are desperate not to go.
We also know of another man from the Niger Delta region who is to be forcibly deported. No one should be sent to the Delta region at the moment, but this case may prove to be of wider political significance that it is unsafe to describe openly at the moment. The government seems to think that the logistical expediency of mass charter flights is a more important than legal process, and routinely denies the right of judicial review to those booked onto these mass flights.
stopdeportation@riseup.net
Marsham Street, Millbank, SW1 (nearest Tube Westminster)
*We say NO! to the British government’s racist treatment of Congolese
asylum seekers and refugees, sending them back to face imprisonment, torture and forced disappearance. No more detention! No more handcuffs!
No more beatings! No more forced deportations! No more charter flights!
March 1 July 2009: 12.00-17.00
Parliament Square to Downing Street
Contacts
International Congo Support Project
Liz Atherton, chair, founder and coordinator: 07931 524654 – after 7pm
Philippe Kamulete Colonel Nzubenzubesimanzanga Leviathan: 07983 95111
___________________________________________________________
Defend the SOAS Nine
Tuesday 30th June, 5.30pm
Workers and students at SOAS have called an urgent protest at the Home Office tp demand the release and right to stay for Marina and Rosa of the SOAS 9, detained during the savage raid on June 12th. They are facing imminent deportation.
http://freesoascleaners.blogspot.com/2009/06/protest-outside-home-office... Against the "Ethnic Charter Flight" to Nigeria... from 12pm to 5.30 in solidarity with these earlier call-outs.
The Stop Deportations Network, involved in the Defend the SOAS 9 campaign, is calling on people to join this protest to also condemn the "Ethnic Charter Flight" to Nigeria due to leave at the same time. These mass deportations are becoming a monthly atrocity.
Hunger Strikers from Yarl's Wood have been booked on to this flight, including the Umoro family: Juliet and Steve and their two children. Steve is in the process of submitting a civil claim for having his tooth smashed and rips damaged by Serco when they attacked the hunger strikers. Both children are ill. They are desperate not to go.
We also know of another man from the Niger Delta region who is to be forcibly deported. No one should be sent to the Delta region at the moment, but this case may prove to be of wider political significance that it is unsafe to describe openly at the moment. The government seems to think that the logistical expediency of mass charter flights is a more important than legal process, and routinely denies the right of judicial review to those booked onto these mass flights.
stopdeportation@riseup.net
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