Unions support Idrish
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"THIS is only the start of the campaign,' on the 19 Labour MPs who have supported his case to social worker, Muhammed Idrish, after lead a delegation to see the Home Secretary to support his The Home Office claims that he is partly responsible Idrish will also be speaking to the Birmingham Trades for the breakdown of his marriage to a British-born woman Council meeting on February 3rd, and ASTMS BirmingSham Central Branch has put forward a resolution supporBut he is not even legally separated, let alone divorced. ting him. He has already won the full backing of his The adjudicator has only the Home Office's word for it. NALGO branch and of the union's West Midlands region.
A resolution is also going to the next London regional All through the report, the government solicitor's state- meeting and to the union's national conference. ments are taken as gospel truth, while Idrish's defence is Supporters of the campaign will form a deputation to dismissed as 'not true' , 'an unsatisfactory explanation'; see Muhammed Idrish's MP, Peter Snape, on Friday Ath, and he will also be speaking at a meeting called by SandBut in a situation where the Home Office makes the well branch Labour Party on February 11. charges, appoints the adjudicator, and the final appeal can SANDWELL BRANCH LABOUR PARTY only be made to the Home Secretary, what chances of As Idrish said after the decision was announced, 'This is a typical example of the way that the vicious and discrimiSpeakers: Alex Lyon, MP; Muhammed Idrish;
The Muhammed Idrish Defence Committee is calling Phil Rose [Prospective Council candidate] appeal to stay in Britain had failed.
and should be deported.
But that is enough for him!
"a direct lie', and so on.
justice is there?
natory immigration laws are used.' pledged Bengali hearing that his right to stay.
PUBLIC MEETING Against the Immigration Laws 7.30 pm Rookery Road School