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Newszine 14 April May June 1999

Keep the Danso Family Together

Dioness and Lawrence Danso met and fell in love in 1992 soon after she arrived in the UK and married on 12th February 1993. Their daughter Precious was born on 1st May I996.

Unfortunately she had failed to renew her visitors visa before they married partly because she had been ill in hospital at the time it was due. On the advice of a friend she took a cleaning job to pay for her wedding dress. She was was arrested at her work place and served with a notice of deportation for overstaying.

Lawrence has lived in the UK for 13 years and now has to fight to keep his family together.

Choudhury Family Campaign

Athar and Aleya Choudhury and their four children are threatened with removal to Bangladesh. The family are well established in their East London community. They have lived here since 1991 and the children are doing well in local schools. There is overwhelming support in the area to keep the family here.

Let Ben Amoah Stay

Ben Amoah has lived in the UK since 1981. He left Ghana after violent harassment by soldiers of the Government. He tried to return to Ghana in 1985 but on arrival was again attacked by the military and detained in army barracks.

Amoah is employed as a quality controller and works as a volunteer for Newham Night Shelter.

More details about these campaigns can be obtained from:

Newham Churches Immigration Support group

Harold Road Centre, 170 Harold Road, London E13 0SE

Tel: 0181 472 2785, Fax: 0181 472 2805

Last updated 26 August, 2008