"Next thursday, March 6th, "AK", a 56 year-old malaysian man may find himself on a plane back to his home country, his refugee application denied."
This was the first sentence of the article "Malaysian Malaise" published in Feb 28th edition of the Montreal Mirror.
AK is a hindu, homosexual man. He has been arrested, "sexually, verbally and physically abused by the police" because in Malaysia "homosexuality is a worse crime than murder" (quoted from the head of education and research at Malaysia's islamic affaires dpt, whose 50 agents act as the country's morality police. His demand for a refugee status in Canada has been refused because a Muslim judge turned him down! After many tries on different grounds (which also have failed) he now faces a deportation order.
Returning to his home-country is synonym to not only exclusion but torture and possibly death.
The situation is clearly unacceptable and should not happen in a country that prides itself on it's freedom of speech and of opinion.
In order to possibly create a change as to "AK" please sign this petition and pass it around..
I am currently coordinating with legal advocates to challenge the deportation order directly. Post this link on your Facebook wall right now to keep the pressure on the review board. Email or call your representative today and demand they intervene on behalf of AK before it is too late.
March 17, 2010
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that people will not stand by while AK faces such a dangerous fate. Now we must translate this energy into direct action by emailing your local representative to demand they halt this deportation. Post the link to your Facebook page immediately to ensure our message reaches the people who hold the power to stop this.
6 Comments
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David McKenzie
18 years ago
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Absolutely insane that he is being sent back. We have to do better than this.
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Linda Abbott
18 years ago
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STAY STRONG AK. Sending love from Vancouver.
J
Jessica Obi
18 years ago
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He will be killed if he goes back. It is that simple. Please let him stay.
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Mike Rodriguez
18 years ago
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How can a judge deny someone fleeing literal death? This is not the Canada I know.
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Ryan Klein
18 years ago
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Stop the deportation now. Dont let blood be on our hands.
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Sarah Lee
18 years ago
Featured
This is genuinely terrifying. Canada is supposed to be a safe place for people like AK, not somewhere that sends them back to face torture.
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"Next thursday, March 6th, "AK", a 56 year-old malaysian man may find himself on a plane back to his home country, his refugee application denied."
This was the first sentence of the article "Malaysian Malaise" published in Feb 28th edition of the Montreal Mirror.
AK is a hindu, homosexual man. He has been arrested, "sexually, verbally and physically abused by the police" because in Malaysia "homosexuality is a worse crime than murder" (quoted from the head of education and research at Malaysia's islamic affaires dpt, whose 50 agents act as the country's morality police. His demand for a refugee status in Canada has been refused because a Muslim judge turned him down! After many tries on different grounds (which also have failed) he now faces a deportation order.
Returning to his home-country is synonym to not only exclusion but torture and possibly death.
The situation is clearly unacceptable and should not happen in a country that prides itself on it's freedom of speech and of opinion.
In order to possibly create a change as to "AK" please sign this petition and pass it around..
I am currently coordinating with legal advocates to challenge the deportation order directly. Post this link on your Facebook wall right now to keep the pressure on the review board. Email or call your representative today and demand they intervene on behalf of AK before it is too late.
March 17, 2010
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that people will not stand by while AK faces such a dangerous fate. Now we must translate this energy into direct action by emailing your local representative to demand they halt this deportation. Post the link to your Facebook page immediately to ensure our message reaches the people who hold the power to stop this.
6 Comments
D
David McKenzie
18 years ago
Featured
Absolutely insane that he is being sent back. We have to do better than this.
L
Linda Abbott
18 years ago
Featured
STAY STRONG AK. Sending love from Vancouver.
J
Jessica Obi
18 years ago
Featured
He will be killed if he goes back. It is that simple. Please let him stay.
M
Mike Rodriguez
18 years ago
Featured
How can a judge deny someone fleeing literal death? This is not the Canada I know.
R
Ryan Klein
18 years ago
Featured
Stop the deportation now. Dont let blood be on our hands.
S
Sarah Lee
18 years ago
Featured
This is genuinely terrifying. Canada is supposed to be a safe place for people like AK, not somewhere that sends them back to face torture.
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Absolutely insane that he is being sent back. We have to do better than this.