Free Mrs Anastasia Ndaya and Children.
Press Statement: Free Mrs Anastasia Ndaya and Children.
Demonstrate against detention and deportation:
Wednesday 20th April, 11:30am, at Scottish Immigration Enforcement Unit, Brand Street, Govan
On the 15th March, Mrs Anastasia NDAYA was arrested and detained by the Immigration services from the signing office in Glasgow and taken to Dungavel Centre without her four children, aged 18 months - 9 years
The children were looked after by the African Community in Glasgow to avoid any precipitated removal of the family, but after being put under pressure by the immigration authorities, the children were handed over into detention on 14th April. The African Community in Glasgow is suffering deeply and concerned about the safety of this family if taken back in Angola.
Mrs Anastasia's lawyers had lodged a bail application that will be heard on Thursday 21st April 2005 at 10.00 O'clock. The removal direction issued by Home Office for Tuesday the 19th April has been withdrawn. Her lawyers are going to lodge a Judicial Review before this coming bail hearing.
The whole family has now been transferred to Yarls Wood Detention Centre since Sunday 17th April 2005 in early morning despite the fact that her bail hearing will be heard in Glasgow where the family has all the support including her lawyers.
The Pentecostal Church of Redemption, Lisalisi Project Scotland and The Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees are organising a demonstration on the Wednesday 20th April 2005 from 11.30 am to 1.00 pm in front of the Home Office at Brand Street, Ibrox, Glasgow to support this family to be released
and granted a Leave to Remain in this country.
For further details, please contact: Evangelist Adrien K. Zevo 07890422751
Lisalisi Project Scotland 07932252411
The Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees 07870286632
Ndaywel Fay
Lisalisi Project Scotland
House 1/3
55 Kirkton avenue
Glasgow G13 3RZ
Tel: 07932252411 / 07944393424
Fax: 0141 558 1652
Press Statement: Free Mrs Anastasia Ndaya and Children.
Mrs Anastasia Ndaya was arrested and detained by the Immigration services from the [asylum seeker?] signing office in Glasgow on the 15th March 200, and taken to Dungavel Centre without her four children. Justicia De Deus Bernado (nine years old), Elgibor Bernado {seven), El Roy Barnado (five) and Jehovah Nissi Bernado (one year old) were then looked after by the African Community in Glasgow to avoid precipitating the family's removal..
Mrs Anastasia's lawyers have lodged a bail application that will be heard on Thursday 21st April 2005 at 10.00 O'clock. The removal direction issued by Home Office for Tuesday the 19th April has been withdrawn. Her lawyers are going to lodge a Judicial Review before this coming bail hearing.
The whole family has now been transferred to Yarls Wood Detention Centre since Sunday 17th April 2005 in early morning despite the fact that her bail hearing will be heard in Glasgow where the family has all the support including her lawyers. After being put under pressure by the Immigration authorities to hand over the children, the African Community in Glasgow is suffering deeply and concerned about the safety of this family if taken back in Angola.
The Pentecostal Church of Redemption, Lisalisi Project Scotland and The Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees are organising a demonstration on the Wednesday 20th April 2005 from 11.30 am to 1.00 pm in front of the Home Office at Brand Street, Ibrox, Glasgow to support this family to be released and granted a Leave to Remain in this country.
For further details, please contact: Evangelist Adrien K. Zevo 07890422751 Lisalisi Project Scotland 07932252411 The Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees 07870286632 18th April 2005.