Campaign Update: Mohamed Bachir Released on Bail !!

Cageprisoners received a message today from Mohamed Bachir who has been released from custody:

Hello everybody. It is Bachir Mohamed here.

Thanks for all who wrote about me and helped me. I’m free now and reunited with my family in Edinburgh. I’m very happy now, and I hope this continue to free all innocent people like me who were treated as a terrorist.

I was very surprised by the anti terror police but I knew I am in a just country and where I could find my right to appeal.

Thanks for the judges who understood my case and I hope I’ll be allowed to stay in UK safely. Please continue to support my case because I’m still in bail til to the High Court.

Thanks for all and especially Richard Hayley and Andy and Pauline and
Helene Barbara and also Emma for the Anti Deporattion Campaign. I don’t forget all my friends who helped and especially my lawyer Jacqueline and the advocate in High Court who manged to cancel the flight and deportation. Thanks all.

Mohamed Bachir, Edinburgh.

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Maryam Hassan
Executive Director
Cageprisoners
27 Old Gloucester Street

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mohmaed bachir:
May 28th, 2008 at 5:18 pm

Phill

Please help Abdel Aziz from Algeria who was detained on 12th February in Glasgow. He fled Algeria after him and his wife Karima were threatened and intimidated by Islamic extremists. Karima worked as a hairdresser in their hometown of Burj Manayel . Because of this and her choice to wear western clothing and not to cover her head, she was threatened and beaten by Islamic extremists when she was pregnant with their daughter Yasmine Sophia.

Islamic militants also attacked Abdel Aziz and had his legs broken in a separate incident. Despite reporting the attacks to the police, they took no action and Abdel Aziz and Karima decided it was safer to leave Algeria.

Since they arrived in Glasgow in 2003, Abdel Aziz and his family have settled in well and Yasmine, who was born here, is happy and has started school. A year later because of the stress they were suffering from waiting for their asylum case to be dealt with, Abdel and Karima separated but still had close connections and Abdel has spent a lot of time with his daughter.

Karima was granted Leave to Remain in the UK last year, so if Abdel Aziz was returned to Algeria , this family would be split up which would have a terrible effect on Karima and Yasmine.

Abdel Aziz is so terrified or being sent back to Algeria that on his first removal date (23/02/08) he took all his clothes off to prevent himself being forced onto the plane. His new removal date was for Sunday 02/03/08. And then now he s still detained again in dungavel, Glasgow waiting for his deportation to Algeria on Monday 02nd of June 2008 at 09.45 am, by a British airways flight, from Gatwick, flight number is: BA894JEO ALGERIA,

HIS`LAWER SOLICITOR NUMBER IS; 07714766977
0208 9017565

HIS WIFE SOLICITOR NUMBER MAYBE HE CAN TAKE HIS CASE AGAIN FOR HER HUSBAND: 0141 4290600 MR FRASER LATA

HIS WIFE PHONE NUMBER; 0141 552 90 KARIMA

His detainee number; DJ1755

TO STAND AGAINST THE DEPORTATION OF ABDELAZZIZ AND HIS FAMILLY TO ALGERIA. HERE ARE HIS PICTURES.

What you can do to help:
Fax the Rt Hon Jacqui Smith, MP, Secretary of State for the Home Office asking that Adbel Aziz be allowed to stay in the UK and that the Chendri family are not split up. Please remember to include Abdel Aziz’s Home Office Reference Number K1122847

Fax 020 7035 4745 / from outside UK 44 207 035 4745
Phone/fax/email of British Airways Head Office asking them not to take Abdel Aziz as he will be in danger if he is sent back to Algeria. Attached is a “model letter/fax”. You can copy/amend, write your own version, if you do so, please remember to include the removal flight details: British Airways flight BA2884 leaving Gatwick at 10.35am on Sunday 02/03/08.
Phone/fax: 0870 850 9850/ 44 191 490 7901 from outside the UK
Email: gsrreplies@contact.britishairways.com

*No fax machine? No matter!*
If you have a computer and access to the internet you do not need a fax machine to fax.
There are two methods of faxing:
From your browser go to:
http://www.tpc.int/sendfax.html
(the number must be entered with the country code
so 020 7035 4745 (Home Office) would be 44 20 7035 4745
Send a fax via email
Use this email address format :
remote-printer.recipient_name@fax_number.iddd.tpc.int
So, to send the fax to Jacqui Smith put:
remote-printer.Jacqui_Smith@442070354745.iddd.tpc.int
Just copy your fax message into the body of the email.
Thanks for your support
Unity!!
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The Unity Centre
30 Ibrox Street
Glasgow G51 1AQ

0141 427 7992

theunitycentre@btconnect.com
http://www.unitycentreglasgow.org

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