Demonstration Against Charter Flights
John O | 02.09.2009 13:14 | Migration | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements | World
Manchester Friday 4th September 2009
10:00am to 1:00pm
UKBA Dallas Court Enforcement Unit
Units 1-2 Dallas Court
South Langworthy Road
Salford Quays
Manchester
M5 2GF
There will be a demo this Friday in Manchester organized by African Communities , against planned Charter flight to Cameroon on the 9th September? (Some of the Cameroonian detainees have been told verbally by detention staff that it is the 9th but not confirmed by UKBA).
There is also immanent a Charter flight to DR Congo, which may take place tomorrow or Friday.
Inquiries/further information
Mama Nzita 078 3825 9933
Hermine Mofor 077 4775 3874
Geraldine Agbor 078 8194 8859
In Memory Aleksey Baranovsky facing deportation, took his own life
Inmate 'in self-harming protest'
A Ukrainian man who died while on suicide watch in jail was self-harming in protest at his impending deportation, an inquest has heard. Aleksey Baranovsky, 33, died at HMP Rye Hill, Warwickshire, in June 2006. Mr Baranovsky had been eligible for parole but was due to be deported upon his release, the inquest was told. Tom Osbourne, HM Assistant Deputy Coroner for Northamptonshire, said he did not want to go to the Ukraine as he thought his life would be in danger. As a sort of protest against deportation, he started to self-harm by cutting himself and thereafter picking at the scabs, and was bleeding as a result. Mr Baranovsky, who was serving a seven-year sentence, was placed under suicide and self-harm watch in April 2006 and was confirmed dead on 10 June 2006.
BBC News Tuesday, 1 September 2009
http://tinyurl.com/mk8dcg
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Source for this Message:
African Communities
BBC News
10:00am to 1:00pm
UKBA Dallas Court Enforcement Unit
Units 1-2 Dallas Court
South Langworthy Road
Salford Quays
Manchester
M5 2GF
There will be a demo this Friday in Manchester organized by African Communities , against planned Charter flight to Cameroon on the 9th September? (Some of the Cameroonian detainees have been told verbally by detention staff that it is the 9th but not confirmed by UKBA).
There is also immanent a Charter flight to DR Congo, which may take place tomorrow or Friday.
Inquiries/further information
Mama Nzita 078 3825 9933
Hermine Mofor 077 4775 3874
Geraldine Agbor 078 8194 8859
In Memory Aleksey Baranovsky facing deportation, took his own life
Inmate 'in self-harming protest'
A Ukrainian man who died while on suicide watch in jail was self-harming in protest at his impending deportation, an inquest has heard. Aleksey Baranovsky, 33, died at HMP Rye Hill, Warwickshire, in June 2006. Mr Baranovsky had been eligible for parole but was due to be deported upon his release, the inquest was told. Tom Osbourne, HM Assistant Deputy Coroner for Northamptonshire, said he did not want to go to the Ukraine as he thought his life would be in danger. As a sort of protest against deportation, he started to self-harm by cutting himself and thereafter picking at the scabs, and was bleeding as a result. Mr Baranovsky, who was serving a seven-year sentence, was placed under suicide and self-harm watch in April 2006 and was confirmed dead on 10 June 2006.
BBC News Tuesday, 1 September 2009
http://tinyurl.com/mk8dcg
End of Bulletin:
Source for this Message:
African Communities
BBC News
John O
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