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Friday, 12 June 2009 10:31 KR News

Deportation protesters blockade detention centre near Heathrow

Protests over Iraqi deportations

Protest called in support of Iraqi refugees

Demand that Royal Jordanian Airlines stop deporting people to Iraq

Paper of International Federation of Iraqi Refugees - IFIR

If you are in detention please phone 07824996724

*letter from interpol poice to IFIR

*Stop deportations to Iraq!

*IFIR calls upon INTERPOL to immediately recall the wanted alerts issued against the above 12 Iranian pololitical activists

*More than fifty-five people were deported to the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq early on Thursday morning, leaving from Luton Airport and landing in Erbil International.

*17/12/09
PRESS RELEASE
First deportations to Iraq since failed Baghdad flight leaving today

*letter to Ban Ki Moon General Secretary, United Nations Organisation, Geneva

*14/12/09
PRESS RELEASE
Demonstration tomorrow outside the Iraqi Embassy against imminent deportations to Iraq

Demonstration outside the Iraqi Embassy
No deportations to Iraq!

PRESS RELEASE
Fifty people arrested and detained for mass deportation to northern Iraq

*Number of Human right and political party sing the letters to Swedish primenster

*Mr Fredrik Reinfeldt Swedish prime minister

Allow Iraqi refugees the right to work or to receive a decent level of benefit/ Provide support for disabled Iraqis
Immediately release the remaining Iraqi refugees held in detention

*letter to Swedish priminster

*Swedish Iraqi detainees have been informed that they will be forcibly send back to Bagdad today.

*Solidarity night with Kurdish and Iraqi Refugees

* Demonstration at the Iraqi Embassy
No deportations to Baghdad!

*The British government is continuing to forcibly return Iraqi Kurdish Refugees

*Release Hassan Ahmad and grant him asylum in the UK

*support our call for the immediate release of Fariat Mohammadi from Colnbrook detention centre

*Iraqi refugees campaigner dashty jamal and cleaner activist alberto Durango at an anti-borders rally

*7 July 2009………… Press Release
Iranian refugee sews face up and goes on hunger strike to protest at ‘inhumane treatment’ in Colnbrook detention centre

*Don’t let Iraqi Asylum seekers be deported from Denmarkafter 31 days of struggle

*Forced returns of Iraqis from Sweden

*Demonstration & meeting with Iraqi Refugees in Denmark and London

*IFIR Secretary Dashty Jamal's letter to the Prime Minister of Denmark

*Solidarity demonstration with Iraqi refugees occupying church in Denmark

*Agreement between the Danish and Iraqi Governments to deport refugees back to Iraq is playing politics with peoples lives

* International Federation of Iraqi Refugees and the Stop Deportation Network are blockading Colnbrook detention centre, near Heathrow airport, to stop 50 Iraqi refugees being forcibly deported to Iraqi Kurdistan on a specially chartered flight.

*Network are blockading Colnbrook detention centre, near Heathrowairport, to stop 50 Iraqi refugees being forcibly deported to Iraqi Kurdistan on a specially chartered flight.

*Stop agreement with KRG which plays with the lives and future of Iraqi Kurdish asylum seekers

Happy May Day!
STOP FORCIBLE DEPORTATIONS TO IRAQ
DEFEND IRAQI AND KURDISH REFUGEES AGAINST RACIST POLICIES
NO ONE IS ILLEGAL

*Denmark authorities has Deportees Siwail Kamal to Kurdistan

*DEMONSTRATION IN SOLIDARITY WITH IRAQI ASYLUM SEEKERS

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*Human rights campaigners, trade unions and refugee rights organizations across Europe please join our campaign to defend Iraqi and Kurdish refugees

*Support the demonstration for the rights of Iraq deportees

*Demonstration for the rights of Iraq deportees

*We demand that the UNCHR and European countries guarantee the rights of asylum to the Kurdish and Iraqi refugees

* The General Secretary of the United Nations
Dear Mr BanKi-moon
The plight of Kurdish and Iraqi Refugees

*Message of Support from Dashty Jamal Secretary of International Federation of Iraqi Refugees to this united demonstration against the anti asylum policies of the Moderate Swedish Government today (26 February 09).

*URGENT – DELSHAD NAMIQ ZORAB ARRESTED AND ABOUT TO BE REMOVED

*17-2-2009
PRESS RELEASE : Deportees talk of charter flight hell

*solidarity with Iraqi asylum

*Iraq's Shocking Human Toll:
About 1 Million Killed, 4.5 Million Displaced, 1-2 Million Widows, 5 Million Orphans............... More

*Campaign to Close Camps field

*Message of solidarity to the Close Camps field Campaign from the International Federation of Iraqi Refugees

*letter to home office 15.01.2010

Sarwar came to the UK on 10th September 2000 to escape persecution by the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan party (PUK) and the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP). More

*27 January 2009
Help Sarwar Gareb get out of Campsfield detention centre and stay in the UK

*Deportation flight to Iraq forced to come back to the UK

*Fifty Iraqis being deported today

*Iraqi refugee crisis

*5th December 2008....Press Release

*Campaigner to be forcibly deported to Iraq tomorrow

*Two Iraqi Kurdish asylum seekers forcibly deported .

*Entrevista - DASHTY JAMAL, secretário-geral da Federação Internacional de Refugiados Iraquianos

*Support Abbas Ali Babakr not to be deported to Iraq

*U.S. deports record number of illegal immigrants

*Support Abbas Ali Babakr not to be deported to Iraq

*Support Doctor Hussein Ali not to be deported in UK

*Stop Deportation to Iraq ... News Letters 15

*Fifty Iraqi Kurds forcibly deported to Iraq

*Letter for Briefing and Correpordenece Team Immigration Group To Jamal Koshish 1-2

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On World Refugee Day June 20th 2009 a group of concerned citizens from Texas gathered at the Private, For Profit Prison, T. Don Hutto "Family Residential Center" in Taylor, TX to voice their concer...

video: "sans-papiers protest for identity papers"

nahr al-bared camp: a sip of coffee

this 26-minute film follows a father and his son as they attempt to deal with their unemployment. the two have been living in metal barracks for more than a year

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