Articles

Protests against decision to deport schoolgirl
Portsmouth students campaign against a decision to deport Kurdish asylum seeker Lorin Sulaiman, aged 15.
24 January 2005, Guardian

Afghan student's A-level reprieve
Amin Buratee is able to stay in England a short time longer following protests by his fellow students from Canterbury High School.
17 November 2004, BBC

Narantsogt family asylum application refused
Misheel Narantsogt, a student at St John's Primary School in Bootle, Liverpool, has been told that her family now faces deportation.
19 July 2004, Daily Post, Liverpool

Teachers and students unite to support the 'sans-papiers'
French teachers and students mobilize to stop deportations of asylum seekers in their school communities
2 July 2004, Liberation, France

Eight-year-old schoolgirl freed from Dungavel detention centre
Misheel Narantsogt is back at St John's primary school in Liverpool after the threat of deportation was lifted.
25 June 2004, Daily Post, Liverpool

Hazel Minn family campaigns to stay in Shetlands
The island of Shetland unites to save a Burmese asylum family from deportation.
11 April 2004, Sunday Herald, Scotland

Swansea College campaigns to support Afghan asylum seeker
Heriai Kousha, 17, a student at Swansea College is being supported by staff and other students.
5 February 2004, Western Mail, Wales

Featured Campaigns

Astley High School's campaign for Miao Hong Su
Astley High School campaigned to prevent the deportation of Miao Hong Su to China.

Forest Gate School's campaign for Natasha Matembele
Forest Gate School's campaign for Natasha Matembele's stopped the Home Office from deporting her.

Haggerston School's campaign for Mansanga and Feliciana Nanga and Muyeke Lemba
Haggerston School campaigned for these three girls to not be deported back to Angola.

Rokeby School's campaign for Lal Mohammed
Rokeby School campaigned for Lal Mohammed to be given indefinite leave to remain in England.