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Help Walid Durani, a popular Fleet teenager stay in the UK.

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Harry mcgeoch
9 years ago

I think he should stay in the UK because he is donig the right thing and if ur grandad was killed. What would you do

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Asiya Latif
9 years ago

Heartbreaking story, this boy deserves the support of this country.

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Kathryn Hall
9 years ago

This is appalling, this young man came here as a child and should be allowed to remain and live his life here...

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Anonymous
9 years ago

For the humanity please. The world is made without te frontiers and barriers. We put them there. WHY?

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Walid should be able to stay in the UK. He is contributing to the country and his community. He is paying tax and is an asset to the UK. His life is at risk if he is deported. It would be ludicrous and inhumane to deport him.

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Tina Borris
9 years ago

Let's fight to keep this fine young man in the uk which he now calls home

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Kathryn Reid
9 years ago

This guy doesn't deserve the death sentence our Government has currently handed him. He deserves to stay with his friends and where he is safe and working.

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Diane Brown
9 years ago

I feel ashamed to be a citizen of a callous country which intends to send this young man to the country where he suffered such trauma. He has an outstanding skill which our country needs if we are to implement our house building targets. If there is anything left of the fair and humanitarian country thd UK used to be, he must be allowed to stay.

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anne codling
9 years ago

Shame on you, UK! Sending someone back to a very uncertain (and dangerous)future!

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June Denton
9 years ago

Heartless.

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Sue Davis
9 years ago

This is unjust. Salis has proved his dedication to hard work and belongs in the community. With citizenship he will be able to get a passport and contact his family again. Come on GB, where is your humanity?

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Joan Ballington
9 years ago

This country is becoming despicable. I am ashamed to be British. where is our compassion and common sense?

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Jane Martin
9 years ago

Shame on this government. He hasn't done the crime, he has been to school, and learning a trade.

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Mollie Kay-Hough
9 years ago

I'd suggest posting this petition on change.org, similar petitions have received more than 140,000 signatures. I really hope the government review this case and that Walid is able to stay where he calls home. More than that, Parliament needs to review its entire policies surrounding immigrants and refugees, there are way too many stories like this cropping up. Breaks my heart.

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Jenny Feneley
9 years ago

Disgusting. Can't we keep him and send a biffer?

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I can't believe we have to petition for this kind of stuff. It truly saddens me. I always used to wonder how all the bad things in the history books could have ever been left to happen, now I realize the lack of humanity within a big part of our governments.

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Heather Martin
9 years ago

I wish the Home Office will stop looking at Walid as just a number. He faces real danger to be returned back to his country of origin.

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Joe mawson
9 years ago

Freedom for this young man please

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susan russell
9 years ago Featured

I cannot see an iota of sense in sending a young man back to a country that his remaining family have fled and that presents a danger to him. He is an asset to the UK and will no doubt repay a thousand fold the help that he has been given in his 4 years of residence

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Anonymous
9 years ago

where has the compassion and heart gone from our politicians and their petty rules. For goodness sake lets treat this young man with humanity , the uk is his home .