Leeds No Borders & Movement for Justice are holding a public hearing on the UKBA's murder of
Jackie Nanyonjo, with testimonies from asylum seekers, refugees and
ex-detainees.
Jackie Nanyonjo, with testimonies from asylum seekers, refugees and
ex-detainees.
Wednesday 5th June West Indian Community Centre, Chapeltown, Leeds 5.30-9.30pm
UK Border Agency – Guilty of the murder of Jackie Nanyonjo
All welcome, free entry/ donations (all money goes to migrant solidarity groups).
Followed by delicious food and open mic music, please get in touch if you would like to perform or just turn up on the night :)
This is a child friendly event.
If you need transport or translation, we will do our best to help, pls
text 07466699812.
Stop deportation! Shut detention centres!
Check 'movement for justice' facebook for more info
Further information:
Jackie died in Uganda in February as a result of the injuries inflicted by
the Home Office’s licenced thugs who deported her from Britain on 10th
January 2013. Jackie is one of many people to die at the hands of the UKBA
and we want to make sure that she is the last.
Due to hard campaigning, the racist UK Border Agency is finally being shut
down and Parliament are about to hold an Inquiry in to Asylum- we must
make sure the change is not merely cosmetic, and Britain lives up to its
promise of sanctuary, safety and equality.
