We need people who have learnt to overcome many hardships as Nestor has, he will be a productive member of our society and to send him back is totally unacceptable1
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Helen Hintjens
7 years ago
Of course he should be allowed to stay.
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Maxine Chesanek
8 years ago
Best of luck to you Nestor. You have amazing people fighting for you!!
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Jay Ashton
8 years ago
The fact these petitions have to exist is indicative of a failure in the empathy of a society. happy to sign but sad that i have to
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Jay Ashton
8 years ago
The fact these petitions have to exist is indicative of a failure in the empathy of a society. happy to sign but sad that i have to
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Denise Stanford
8 years ago
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Having heard of Nestor via my niece, who has met him and shared his circumstance, I ask that he be allowed to remain in Manchester where he contributes to the well being of others and where his own well being is most compassionately served.
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Clare Devine
8 years ago
Absolutely disgusting that Nestor is being treated this way. He has suffered enough hardship don’t make him suffer more. He is s good man who canapé a difference to people.
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Anne Rose Bisseck
8 years ago
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I'm the one Nestor care seriously ill in the hospital from 2009 till when I had my previous operation in 2014. Up to today he is always with me when ever I need him. Very compationate man, loving, and obedient. We need him here.
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Fernand Sylla
8 years ago
Nestor should be allowed to stay and live in the UK indefinitely. Manchester is his new home.
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H Margaret Gregory
8 years ago
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I have worked with nestor on Night Shelter reception and know how well organised he is and how quietly supportive when other assylum seekers are under stress. A most valuable person.
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HJ Robinson
8 years ago
Best of luck Nestor
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Sandy Broadhurst
8 years ago
Nestor makes a valuable contribution to the community. he must stay in Manchester where he is safe.
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Geoffrey Curl
8 years ago
Maybe we should start seeing humans as mutual assets - social and economic - rather than as liabilities.
Thank you.
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Christine
8 years ago
Death threats and persecution..no one should be sent back to that,
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Tom Pierce
8 years ago
he's doing good things for ppl in this country... why why why
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jeni williams
8 years ago
why do we deport people who could cpntribute to this society - and have already been doing so. None of this makes any sense.a good man deported to a life of suffering.
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Rachel Winterbottom
8 years ago
Nestor has built a life here. Please let him stay where he is safe and has family.
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Elsie Peel
8 years ago
Britain needs people like Nestor. He should be given leave to remain here.
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Marion Walter
8 years ago
Guinea is not a country I would wish to be returned to evenif I had just arrived. Solcitors are hard pressed and a few days late should not invalidate a claim
Solidarity with Nestor and his family.
We need people who have learnt to overcome many hardships as Nestor has, he will be a productive member of our society and to send him back is totally unacceptable1
Of course he should be allowed to stay.
Best of luck to you Nestor. You have amazing people fighting for you!!
The fact these petitions have to exist is indicative of a failure in the empathy of a society. happy to sign but sad that i have to
The fact these petitions have to exist is indicative of a failure in the empathy of a society. happy to sign but sad that i have to
Having heard of Nestor via my niece, who has met him and shared his circumstance, I ask that he be allowed to remain in Manchester where he contributes to the well being of others and where his own well being is most compassionately served.
Absolutely disgusting that Nestor is being treated this way. He has suffered enough hardship don’t make him suffer more. He is s good man who canapé a difference to people.
I'm the one Nestor care seriously ill in the hospital from 2009 till when I had my previous operation in 2014. Up to today he is always with me when ever I need him. Very compationate man, loving, and obedient. We need him here.
Nestor should be allowed to stay and live in the UK indefinitely. Manchester is his new home.
I have worked with nestor on Night Shelter reception and know how well organised he is and how quietly supportive when other assylum seekers are under stress. A most valuable person.
Best of luck Nestor
Nestor makes a valuable contribution to the community. he must stay in Manchester where he is safe.
Maybe we should start seeing humans as mutual assets - social and economic - rather than as liabilities. Thank you.
Death threats and persecution..no one should be sent back to that,
he's doing good things for ppl in this country... why why why
why do we deport people who could cpntribute to this society - and have already been doing so. None of this makes any sense.a good man deported to a life of suffering.
Nestor has built a life here. Please let him stay where he is safe and has family.
Britain needs people like Nestor. He should be given leave to remain here.
Guinea is not a country I would wish to be returned to evenif I had just arrived. Solcitors are hard pressed and a few days late should not invalidate a claim