tested against Home tion.
Muhamed is a social worker, active in the black Asian communities. These activities are the real reason for his exclusion.
His defence campaign and NALGO, Muhamed's trade union, brought supporters from all over Britain for Wednesday's demonstration. At a rally County Hall, speakers en- Jubilee Gardens near cluded Jeremy Corbyn MP, NALGO's president John Daly, Avtar Jouhl of the Indian Workers' Association, and a speaker from the Afia Begum campaign All condemned the hypocrisy of the racist immigration laws which let in LOla sued Muhamed's deportation.
While supporters were preparing for an all-night vigil before the High Court ON WEDNESDAY 9 May over 1000 people proOffice efforts to deport Muhamed Idrish, who came to Britain in 1976 to study at Bristol University and subsequently married a Scottish woman. Within two weeks of them splitting up he was ordered before the Home Office adjudicator and eventually recommended for deportahearing Thursday, came through that tinal appeal was delayed again, for at least campaign treasurer Insufficient time to No Police Bill!
Jubilee Gardens Association ete study the documents was the reason given - but it's more likelv to be recent publicity about the excluof Afia Begum the entry of Zola Budd which helping discredit the immigration laws The campaign still needs your the funds coming in to help us continue the fight.
• For more information, including a video, contact:
Barry Lovejoy, Antrobus koad Handsworth, , Birmingham 21, or phone 061-523 8923. No Police State! National March on Saturday 19 Assemble 12 noon Hyde Park, march to Speakers include NUM, Indian Workers' about two half years — between those abour councillors who want to follow group policy who want to follow local party policy mended the councillors trom the Group reinstated and the group reconvene its annual
Socialist Action 18 May 1984