WE Satpal Ram campaign continues its struggle CAMPAIGA SAIPAL PAIGN SELF DEFENCE IS THE BATTLES against Britain's racist immigration laws and criminal justice system continue into a new year.
On December 13 the High Court refused Mauritian Prakash Chavrimootoo and her son Prem a judicial review against their deportation. Their case, backed by the West Midlands Anti Deportation Campaign has also been officially backed by her union, UNISON.
Prakash came to England in 1989 after marrying a British™ citizen. Her marriage broke up after a few months as a result of domestic violence. But the immigration laws stipulate that wives of British citi zens must live with them for a AND FREM DEMAND minimum of twelve they are to avoid the risk of deportation. monta tami racist imm The campai lease of restau pal Ram, jailed in | resisting racial y continued to gal A judicial review scheduled for November 4 was past poned at the last moment to December 15, forcing sapport ers to reorganise what protr ised to be a large lobby at the High Court.