MARY DITTA is two years old and lives in Rochdale. two brothers and whom met. If the British immigration authorities have their never-will meet them.
Mary's mother, Anwar, was born and grew up in Britain, young girl she returned to Pakistan. where she married and had her first three children. After returning to BriTain in 1975, she and her wanted their older children, aged 9, 7 and 6, to join them.
Despite all ihe eyidence of birth She has let them come to Britain. sister in she has never way she but as a the immigration authorities.
force the whatever suffering is itself.. willing 10 certificates, passports and so on, the British immigration authorities refuse to accept that the children are Allwar's sons and daughter and will not This kind of arbitrary decision. wrecking the lives of whole families, will continue as long as the racist immigration laws exist. The whole legal climate leaves the onus of proof on big the individuals concerned and not on Not only do these authorities enletter of. the law involved. , bul theveæem to feel ustinied in makine decisions which contravene the law. The British working class has shown acquiesce in the mistreatment of blacks, so the in. migration authorities feel they are above rebuke.
The Campaign Against the Immigration Laws is determined change these attitudes As a start there is a picket of the Office on February, 'Bring Anwar's children home'.
gobilisation from the only stop abuses of the law, and bring three young children home, but it could also take us à step nearer:
rid of these racist altogether:
Picket the Home Office. February, 12-3pm (opposile James'), bring banners.
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