Muhammad Idrish in court again | Socialist Action 1983

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THE MUHAMMAD Idrish saga will continue on Wednesday 4 July, at the High Court, London. He will appear before the Lord Chief Nina delayed appeal court hearing-a final appeal. Muhammad is threatened with deportation if this appeal Is unsuccessiu. ne is a founder member of his known as a black activist.

peopie are dened full citizenship the United Kingdom, and consequently around 250 leave this country every month as a result of current immigration laws. They can be imprisoned without trial: the Home Office makes charges, appoints adjudicator, and the final bu ony de ieu the Home Secretary himselt.

Fortunately. in Muhammad's case, union have supported him at last week's NALGO annual conterence.

campaign treasurer On the evening of the hearing, 4 July, an anti deportation rally will be held at Friends Meting House Euston Road, starting at 7.30pm. Provinclude, suraken Tony Benn and John Daly NALGO, wella. Muhammad himself.

That same morning, begwill monted outside the High Court Strand.

* For transport details, Cokerti your NALGO branch. For further information on the campaign contact: Barry Lovejoy, Antrobus Road, Handsworth, Birmingham B21, phone 021-523 8923.

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