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Thursday January 01 1970

One year on — Bring back Great’s family

category dublin | rights, freedoms and repression | event notice author Tuesday August 05, 2008 18:57author by Residents Against Racismauthor email rar.info at yahoo dot ieauthor address c/o 12A Brunswick Place, Dublin 2author phone 087 6662060 or 087 7974622 Report this post to the editors

Protest
Garda National Immigration Bureau
Burgh Quay, Dublin (opposite Liberty Hall)
1 pm, Thursday 14 August

On 14 August last year, the government deported a six-year-old autistic boy along with his mother and sister. Great Agbonlahor had been living in Ireland for over four years with his mother Olivia and his twin sister Melissa. Since being diagnosed with autism, he had received the education and therapy he needs. But the family were deported to Nigeria, even though the children had never set foot in Africa. In Nigeria, Great has no way of getting the treatment he needs. In fact, he has been dealt with as an outcast, and his family as if they were ‘possessed by devils’.

Thousands of people around Ireland signed petitions calling on the Minister for Justice to let Great and his family stay. People from all walks of life supported him. The Minister for Justice still has the power to reverse the deportation order. A year on, call on the government to bring back Great’s family, and introduce an asylum policy based on respecting the human rights of people fleeing from poverty and oppression.

Related Link: http://residentsagainstracism.webs.com

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Cork support for protest     Joe Moore    Tue Aug 05, 2008 22:41 
   Point of Fact     JC Skinner    Wed Aug 06, 2008 11:27 
   Keep doors open for real asylum seekers     Pat    Wed Aug 06, 2008 14:58 
   The Agbonlahor Family Are Welcome Here.     Margaret O'Regan.    Tue Aug 12, 2008 10:14 
   Why not people?     Sceptic    Tue Aug 12, 2008 11:26 
   Laugh till i cried     Factor 50    Tue Aug 12, 2008 13:20 
   why aren't more people interested?     Zeinab Oyibo    Wed Aug 13, 2008 00:59 


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