NO THE Khan Family Defence Campaign was set up on August 1985, to keep the Khans united and in this country.
The first meeting, held in Manchester, was attended by over 50 people including representatives of other defence campaigns, black organisations, trade unionists, organisations. The campaign is already gathering support among the Asian Shaukat Khan came to over 13 • cals azu.
He is living wiln nis wilt two British-born enlaren Mrs Khan has the right to live in this country.
The Home Office Dasso lalt circumstances But in the accUull!
Khan's case they are denying the basic right for the family to remain together.
The defence campaign organised a public meeting last Saturday with speakers other defence campaigns. themes of the meeting in cluded the history of the racist immigrauon and tionality reso ance anu sruguc d the black communities it • For further details conthe campaign on 061-225 8701.