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April 8, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Sharon Sylvia Nasuna and her two year old son were detained yesterday at the home office on Brand Street, Glasgow. She was going into the home office to hand in her fresh Asylum claim when they were detained. So far the immigration authorities have failed to look at her claim and are continuing to detain her despite the fact that even their own regulations say that they cannot detain a person who has a claim pending.

Even without taking into account Sharon’s experiences in Uganda and the treatment she faces if returns it is despicable that this woman and her child have been detained whilst she had new evidence to support her case in her hand!

Please help us get Sharon and Shaun out of detention by faxing the Home Secretary Jacqui Smith and demanding that she intervene and release Sylvia and Shaun.

Fax the Rt Hon Jacqui Smith, MP, Secretary of State for the Home Office asking that Syharon Sylvia Nasuna and her son are released and returned to Glasgw. Please remember to include Sharon’s Home Office Reference Number N1137405

Fax 020 7035 4745 / from outside UK+44 207 035 4745

*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!!


The Unity Centre
30 Ibrox Street
Glasgow G51 1AQ

0141 427 7992

theunitycentre@btconnect.com
www.unitycentreglasgow.org

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