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The news has arrived that Gamu and her family are able to remain in the country. This resolution brings a profound sense of relief after such an uncertain period. Thank you for choosing to offer your support to this family when they needed it most.

December 22, 2010

Gamu Nhengu should be allowed to stay in the UK

Gamu Nhengu should be allowed to stay in the UK

🏆 Won — 132 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 11 months ago
To Mr. Damien Green Minister for Immigration House of Commons London SW1 1AA Dear Mr. Green We the undersigned call upon you to stop the recently announced deportation of Gamu Nhengu. We believe that Gamu and her family are precisely the kind of family that would make a positive contribution to their local community and British society. Gamu is a credit to her family and if allowed to stay here in the UK. We believe that both her and her family would make a great contribution to her local community and the country as a whole. We are a compassionate caring nation and we ask that you demonstrate that compassion now by allowing Gamu to stay here in the UK. Yours Lee Jasper

Updates

October 7, 2010

The momentum behind this call for compassion has grown into a powerful testament to the value of community. It is clear that many people recognize the humanity at the heart of this situation.

October 7, 2010

The stories shared by people who have signed this petition remind me that our sense of community extends far beyond our immediate neighbors. I am currently working to ensure these sentiments reach the office of the Minister so they cannot ignore the people requesting a compassionate outcome.

Reached 100 supporters

October 7, 2010

6 Comments

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Paul Marquez
15 years ago Featured

I really dont understand the logic here. stop the deportation now.

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Emma Lin
15 years ago Featured

let her stay!!! she has so much to offer this country.

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David Rahman
15 years ago Featured

Doesnt make any sense to deport her. Shes a lovely girl and she has a bright future ahead of her right here in the UK.

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Clare Petersen
15 years ago Featured

SHAME ON YOU. She belongs here!

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Mark Hudson
15 years ago Featured

common sense says let her stay. why break up a family that is trying to do the right thing?

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Sarah Harris
15 years ago Featured

She is so talented and she has done nothing wrong. Just let her stay, this is so unfair.