Stop the Deportation of Hicham Yezza
Hicham Yezza, has lived, worked and studied in Nottingham for the past 13 years. He was awarded scholarships to study for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, and was later employed by the University of Nottingham. Hicham has made incredible contributions to the University, local community and society; though his studies, writings, performances, involvement in student groups and leadership in the facilitation of dialogue on contemporary political issues.
We the undersigned are outraged at the hurried and unjust deportation of Hicham Yezza.
We the undersigned demand that the Home Office:
- Recognise the invaluable contribution that Hicham has made to academic and social life at the University of Nottingham and further afield.
- Acknowledge Hicham
I honestly never imagined that a hundred people would care about this case so quickly. It feels surreal to see my concern shared by so many of you. This is truly down to the time you have all taken to get involved.
Reached 1,000 supporters
June 1, 2008
Reached 100 supporters
May 29, 2008
6 Comments
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Emma Walsh
18 years ago
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Ridiculous. He is a good man and this is totally unfair!
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David Okonkwo
18 years ago
Featured
Hicham has done more for Nottingham than most people born here. Shame on the home office for this.
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James Garcia
18 years ago
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I worked with him at the uni and he was always helpful and kind. Bring him back immediately.
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Liam McBride
18 years ago
Featured
Total injustice. Keeping him away from his home and his friends is just cruel.
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Sarah Reid
18 years ago
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This is genuinely disgusting. He has been part of our community for over a decade. Let him stay.
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Rachel Hayes
18 years ago
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13 years is a lifetime. He belongs here.
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Stop the Deportation of Hicham Yezza
Hicham Yezza, has lived, worked and studied in Nottingham for the past 13 years. He was awarded scholarships to study for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, and was later employed by the University of Nottingham. Hicham has made incredible contributions to the University, local community and society; though his studies, writings, performances, involvement in student groups and leadership in the facilitation of dialogue on contemporary political issues.
We the undersigned are outraged at the hurried and unjust deportation of Hicham Yezza.
We the undersigned demand that the Home Office:
- Recognise the invaluable contribution that Hicham has made to academic and social life at the University of Nottingham and further afield.
- Acknowledge Hicham
I honestly never imagined that a hundred people would care about this case so quickly. It feels surreal to see my concern shared by so many of you. This is truly down to the time you have all taken to get involved.
Reached 1,000 supporters
June 1, 2008
Reached 100 supporters
May 29, 2008
6 Comments
E
Emma Walsh
18 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. He is a good man and this is totally unfair!
D
David Okonkwo
18 years ago
Featured
Hicham has done more for Nottingham than most people born here. Shame on the home office for this.
J
James Garcia
18 years ago
Featured
I worked with him at the uni and he was always helpful and kind. Bring him back immediately.
L
Liam McBride
18 years ago
Featured
Total injustice. Keeping him away from his home and his friends is just cruel.
S
Sarah Reid
18 years ago
Featured
This is genuinely disgusting. He has been part of our community for over a decade. Let him stay.
R
Rachel Hayes
18 years ago
Featured
13 years is a lifetime. He belongs here.
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Ridiculous. He is a good man and this is totally unfair!