Don't let them Divide the Danso
Family
 Dianess
Danso still faces separation from her husband Lawrence and their
daughter Precious.
Although Lawrence has indefinite leave to remain in the UK and has
lived here for 13 years the Home Office refused his wife permission
to stay. Dianessā immigration status was complicated by missed deadlines
for visa extention and lack of knowledge of immigration rules and
in the absence of proper legal advice she ended up with a deportation
order.
Her asylum application was also refused and she now faces probable
enforced removal.
Dianessā step-father was General Secretary of the opposition New
Patriotic Party in the Accra Region of Ghana at the time when Jerry
Rawlings was head of the military Government. In Ghana Dianess had
a clothes stall which she left for her sister to look after. The
stall was raided and guns and ammunition were found in it and some
letters she had written attacking Rawlings. Jerry Rawling's party
is still in power, after having been democratically elected. Dianess's
mother is separated from her step father and living somewhere in
Togo. She thus fears both having nowhere to live if returned to
Ghana and arrest by the Government.
The family are under great stress facing the threat of deportation
dividing the family.
The Danso Family can be contacted via:
Newham Churches Immigration Support Group
170 Harold Road, Plaistow E13 OSE.
Tel 0181 472 2785 Fax 0181 472 2805
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