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Published by Lynne Featherstone on Friday, March 21st, 2008 at 10:18 am

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A welcome update from the campaign for Guy Njike:

We’ve heard today that Guy’s application for a judicial review of his case has been successful. This means that Guy’s case will now be heard in court.

While this is going on he can’t be deported. This is really, really great news for now.

But it’s important that all of us keep going until Guy is truly save.

KEEP UP THE PRESSURE ON HOME SECRETARY
Please write to the Home Secretary on Guys behalf and ask your friends and family to do the same:
stopdeportationofguy.wordpress.com/urge-home-secretary/

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