Manjeet's claim to asylum here is self evident. She has much to offer and we should stand alongside her and help her build a new life with security and hope.
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Ruth Abraham
11 years ago
Manjeet should be allowed to stay. The way she is being treated is appalling
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Lianne Slavin
11 years ago
I support Manjeet Kaur's claim for asylum and call on UKBA to reconsider Manjeet's asylum claim and engage with the facts of her case.
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Marion Walter
12 years ago
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John Wood
12 years ago
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I sign this petition both in a personal capacity and on behalf of our union branch (UNITE MW/55 Fujitsu North West) under their instructions, Wishing Majeet all success in her search for safety and justice.
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Sarah Joy
12 years ago
We've got to show humanity - this is people's lives. Good luck with the hearing Manjeet.
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Felix Wamala
12 years ago
Protection for all as the direction and consesus of the Geneva Convention. To which, Britain is amongst signatories and hasn't relinquished it's obligations on the Fundamental basis for Humanitarian protection. The notion of exposing asylum seekers, in need of protection to indignations of illegal imprisonment, indefinite detention, in the extensions if mordern day SLAVERY. In it's self may be a serious violation of Human rights as much contradicts the meaning and sense of the Geneva Convention.
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Geoffrey Curl
12 years ago
India is a murderously dangerous place for human right's defenders and dissenters; despite that we do not deem this "newsworthy" for whatever reason.
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Helen Enevoldson
12 years ago
The world is a richer place because of Manjeet.
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Andrew Bolton
12 years ago
The UK needs more people like Manjeet, fighting to improve living standards. If she's forced out, we are all worse off.
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Lisa charman
12 years ago
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I have met this lady and she is a credit to disabled people being disabled myself this is predujice enough but to go through what she has please give her a chance of having a life and all the support she deserves do not send her back to India please look at the facts again
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Pam Flynn
12 years ago
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Manjeet is brave and courageous. She would not have any safety nor quality of life as a seriously disabled person in India. She deserves all possible support and leave to remain.
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jacqueline
12 years ago
please for god"s sake spare this woman . We are all his people let her have the best of her life for the little she has .
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liz beck
12 years ago
It's outrageous to even contemplate sending Manjeet back to India, this is a legitimate claim for asylum & should of been granted from the onset.
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Liz Landon
12 years ago
Please ensure you do every thing you can to enable Manjeet Kaur in the UK with the people who can support her. A
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sahera parveen
12 years ago
Manjeet must stay in the uk!
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anne oneill
12 years ago
The humane right thing to do, is to keep our brothers and sisters safe from harm
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Mark Krantz
12 years ago
Manjeet is welcome here
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Sarah Bidgoli
12 years ago
She must remain in the UK.
Asylum is a human right.
MANJEET SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO STAY!!
Manjeet's claim to asylum here is self evident. She has much to offer and we should stand alongside her and help her build a new life with security and hope.
Manjeet should be allowed to stay. The way she is being treated is appalling
I support Manjeet Kaur's claim for asylum and call on UKBA to reconsider Manjeet's asylum claim and engage with the facts of her case.
Journalism - Now the world's most dangerous profession
I sign this petition both in a personal capacity and on behalf of our union branch (UNITE MW/55 Fujitsu North West) under their instructions, Wishing Majeet all success in her search for safety and justice.
We've got to show humanity - this is people's lives. Good luck with the hearing Manjeet.
Protection for all as the direction and consesus of the Geneva Convention. To which, Britain is amongst signatories and hasn't relinquished it's obligations on the Fundamental basis for Humanitarian protection. The notion of exposing asylum seekers, in need of protection to indignations of illegal imprisonment, indefinite detention, in the extensions if mordern day SLAVERY. In it's self may be a serious violation of Human rights as much contradicts the meaning and sense of the Geneva Convention.
India is a murderously dangerous place for human right's defenders and dissenters; despite that we do not deem this "newsworthy" for whatever reason.
The world is a richer place because of Manjeet.
The UK needs more people like Manjeet, fighting to improve living standards. If she's forced out, we are all worse off.
I have met this lady and she is a credit to disabled people being disabled myself this is predujice enough but to go through what she has please give her a chance of having a life and all the support she deserves do not send her back to India please look at the facts again
Manjeet is brave and courageous. She would not have any safety nor quality of life as a seriously disabled person in India. She deserves all possible support and leave to remain.
please for god"s sake spare this woman . We are all his people let her have the best of her life for the little she has .
It's outrageous to even contemplate sending Manjeet back to India, this is a legitimate claim for asylum & should of been granted from the onset.
Please ensure you do every thing you can to enable Manjeet Kaur in the UK with the people who can support her. A
Manjeet must stay in the uk!
The humane right thing to do, is to keep our brothers and sisters safe from harm
Manjeet is welcome here
She must remain in the UK. Asylum is a human right.