MUHAMMED Idrish has won his right to appeal against Home Office deportation order in the High Court in London.
The judgement came in the same week that the National Local Government Officers Association decided to support his case, passing an emergency motion at their Isle of Man The motion called on NALGO to build and supday or acuon l Muhammed is deported, and to support a national on his behalf in September in Birmingham.
Idrish is a Bengali social worker who worked in inner city areas in St. Pauls, in Birmingham.
Barnardo's in West BromHis legal advisors have told him that without the on his cemmit he would almost certainly have been The Home Office have alleged his marriage was check two years Inen went on nolday n It also appears that in. stead of earlier extension he should have been given the right to stay.
The defence campaign on his behalf has been built in Bristol and Birmingham. Birmingham Trades Council filiated along with more than 20 NALGO branches and over 20 Labour Parties.
Support has also come and ex-MPs like Clare Short, Ernie Roberts Benn Denis Canavan. Tony Alex Lyon.
Unfortunately Ros Hattersley, candidate in Cede ons campaign, , was not so keen saving. wil not take un any cases outside my con stituency. People should see that abour their own MP. But ment is returned I will look at his case sympathetically, if I am still at the Home • Affiliate your organisation, ask for a campaign speaker, sena protest let ters to the Home For Decretur HOrt details about the defence campaign and the national phone Barry 021 523 8923, Ahsan 021 551 1846, Muhammed 7618 (Birmingham) or Aloke Roy 0272 570534.
police have since offered a