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Name: Anonymous on Jun 8, 2007Comments: All the best George. We support you all the way, as we know how much you've helped and continue to help migrants in the UK, from helping them get released, to campaigning for Papers for all.Flag
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Name: Robert Mulaa on Jun 8, 2007Comments: I urge the Secretary of State to review this case especially in view of current events in Kenya. Thank you.Flag
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Name: Esther on Jun 8, 2007Comments: Please listen to George..Mungiki is real,it is a terrorist group ready to shot and kill.Sending Mwangi home is condemning him to early death,all former mungiki sympathizers are being beheaded..Britain,please save a life,Mwangi's..Flag
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Name: David Landau on Jun 9, 2007Comments: I know George personally and know that he has put a tremendous amount of energy into fighting for the human rights of others, when he needs to fight battles on his own behalf. What appalls me is that we have a regime which could even consider deporting George and so many others, to danger, a system that blames the victim for being here at all, who is bogus unless proved 'innocent'.Flag
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Name: Solange Ndiku on Jun 9, 2007Comments: Good Luck mate...my prayers are with you ... God blessFlag
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Name: Armstrong J.K. Gbewonyo on Jun 9, 2007Comments: George Mwangi's case is so partetic & should be given amnesty.Flag
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Name: Deborah Gabriel on Jun 10, 2007Comments: I am fully in support of George Mwangi's campaign.Flag
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Name: Frank on Jun 10, 2007Comments: you work for the community and we know good positive work so i hope and pray for your caseFlag
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Name: Tim Langford on Jun 11, 2007Comments: Anyone familiar with Georges case and George himself would recognise the fundamental injustice of his position. He deserves not just a safe haven but the opportunity to settle and prosper in the UK. To return him to Kenya would be to sentence him to a life of fear and very possibly a threat to his own life. He did not come to the UK out of choice but out of necessity and because he believed he would be protected here. As a 'civilised' society it's our duty to protect people from the tyrany that they are forced to flee. He deserves your support.Flag
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Name: Gitau Wa Njenga on Jun 11, 2007Comments: "I feel it's in the public interest to allow this asylum application. I invite the Hon Secretary of State make a favourable decision under the prevailing circumstances at present time"Flag
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Name: Robert J Shimwell on Jun 11, 2007Comments: I consider George Mwangi should definitely be granted asylum (with his partner and daughter) in the UK. I urge you to grant it.Flag
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Name: Carol Grayson on Jun 11, 2007Comments: Good luck with your case George. I hope that your site/blogspot will encourage others in a similar position to empower themselves and challenge the current UK system of assessing asylum cases which is seriously flawed!Flag
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Name: Stuart Hodkinson on Jun 11, 2007Comments: It is an honour to support George Mwangi's campaign for political asylum in Britain. His treatment so far at the hands of the British state, however, probably leaves him confused about whether he has actually managed to flee Kenya or not.Flag
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Name: North West Asylum Seekers Defence Group on Jun 11, 2007Comments: The despicable actions of this racist Labour government never cease to amaze us. Keep fighting! Together we are stronger.Flag
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Name: Amelia Hartog on Jun 11, 2007Comments: I have met George & feel that he deserves to have his situation resolved as a matter of urgency.it is not possible for him to return home to Kenya were he would almost c ertainly be killed.Flag
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