UK deportations

Christopher Arundell, who grew up in the UK and once dreamt of playing professional football, is set to be deported to Zimbabwe, despite a cross-party appeal to the home secretary to stop his removal - and those of others in his position.…
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Human rights groups have expressed grave concerns over the UK Home Office plans to deport 150 people to Zimbabwe next week, warning that their lives would be in danger.
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By Alan Travis A high court judge in the United Kingdom has ordered the release of a convicted Zimbabwean criminal who has spent more than two years in immigration detention pending his deportation. Mr Justice Garnham ordered the…
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LONDON - A last minute court injunction stopped the deportation of Melusi Mathema, a 26 year-old Zimbabwean man, who is currently being held at the Colnbrook Immigration Removal Centre near Heathrow Airport after his asylum claim failed.
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The UK government is being urged to consider implementing a moratorium on the deportations of failed Zimbabwe asylum seekers, because of the worsening situation there.
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London - The Minister of State in the UK Home Office, James Brokenshire, has this week said the British government would prefer Zimbabweans with no legal basis to stay in the country to leave voluntarily or face enforced removal.
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Concern is high for the fate of scores of Zimbabweans living in the UK as asylum seekers, with that country said to be stepping up its practice of deportations.
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Zimbabweans living in the UK are preparing for what they hope will be a big demonstration in Leeds on Monday against the UK Home Office, accusing its Border Agency of stepping up deportations to Zimbabwe of failed asylum seekers.
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Vigil supporter Josephine Chari of Southend has been detained by the UK Border Agency and told she has been booked on Kenyan Airways KQ101 to Nairobi leaving Heathrow at 20.00 on Thursday 21st July. Her case is being addressed by the…
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Change can happen at any time. There are things that you cannot prepare for, that you cannot alter, change or prevent from happening and as much as I hate to admit it, discrimination on the grounds of tribe is one of those things.
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